Sands Las Arenas Mazatlan
Avenida Del Mar 1910 Mazatlan, Pacific Coast, 82000, Mexico
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Mazatlan
... sitting there for a while, a bunch of people started towards us, coming through the trees. To our relief, they were Federales (federal police). We like seeing them (and we see them on the roads a lot) because they’re the ones fighting the narco-trafficers and keeping Mexico a safe place. They informed us that we were on private property. In the end, they said we could stay there and ...
Mazatlan
Today we woke up in Mazatlan. According to the reviews this was the least favorite stop, apparently most people don't even bother getting off the ship. Since neither of us had been to Mazatlan before and we loved any opportunity for freedom we decided to head to a nearby beach.
After getting off the ship you are required to take a mandatory "shuttle" to the port building were you are then free to roam around. We decided to take a ...
Street food, Coca-Cola, and a pinche jellyfish
... into your ass through a leather needle. You could tell which cheek everyone on campus took it in because it left you feeling like you had a golf ball implanted in the bum. But this time the nurse brings in two!!! She happen to be really hot, as were a whole bunch of the nurses at the hospital.
I`m starting to feel better and better by the minute so I ask if its really necessary and she says yes. I donīt protest too much because I ...
Three Vineyards & Several Glasses of Wine Later...
... Miller, his Dutch wife. They were inspired to build this property in honor of their son who was tragically killed in a car accident.
The property was designed by an Iranian architect, and it's brilliant. Full of arches and stone work. It reminded me of La Iglesia Merced convent ruins which we saw in Antigua, Guatemala. Almost every archway overlooks the vineyards and the mountains.
We went down ...
Cliffside Camping and Ensenada Eating
... sun rise up above the cliffs. In the morning under the shade of the cliffs the ocean is a dark blue. A wave begins to swell and creates these deep hues of green. The sun begins to rise and the ocean sparkles and the color of the water shifts from a darker to lighter blue in the more shallow areas, transitioning colors the closer to shore and the shallow water, and ever-changing with the pull of the waves.
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