Plaza Gaviotas Mazatlan
Av. Rodolfo T. Loaiza Mazatlan, Pacific Coast, 82110, Mexico
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800km, a trophy, and a lion's cavern
... sure the strongest one: after a single glass I am completely trashed. People walk along the beach front, get driven in small golf-cart-like taxis or gather in “party bus” groups at the back of pick-up trucks. Local folks, tourists from other parts of Mexico, Americans, Canadians: a very diverse crowd with one common element: everyone is having a good time. Welcome to Mazatlan!
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Mazatlan
... crab channel and the “What’s that floating?” channel. I took my first solar camp shower, it works!
The 2nd night was Friday, our idyllic palm tree grove wasn’t as quiet. A couple cars pulled in and left without getting out of the car (we think maybe it’s a popular party spot). After sunset and it was getting dark, another couple pick-ups pulled in ...
Street food, Coca-Cola, and a pinche jellyfish
... and that the locals know not to swim there because its too close to where the fisherman land and throw all the excess fish guts out. They tell me I need two shots and I figure no biggie. By this time all of my symptoms are beginning to clear up little by little. They bring in the shots and I harken back to the day I got a gamma globulin shot after a hepatitis outbreak at Marquette.
For those that havenīt had one, its like having ...
Our long, amazing journey comes to an end
... being essential (head lamps, a laundry bag (thanks Ceci and Tom!), calculator, duct tape) and only one thing that we ended up not really using (a sleeping sheet). And it took about exactly 8 months for our small supply of clothes to wear completely through. Q: What did you miss the most while on the road? B: Swimming, iced coffee, big fresh salads, and days without packing. E: Playing ...
Topolobampo & El Fuerte
... LMAO!! We rarely book shore excursions through the ships anymore. Ship excursions are always about double the cost for what can be found locally with a little effort, (on this cruise alone D,D, D & me saved about $1200USD overall by researching and booking with locals), but because Holland America is the only cruise line that stops at Topo there is no local excursion infrastructure except what Holland America has contracted. So you can get a cab or free shuttle ...


