Canto Del Sol Plaza Vallarta Tenacatita

Tours en Puerto Vallarta y Actividades EcoTurs <br><br>Avistamiento de Ballenas, delfines, paseo en barco por la Bahía, Paseos, líneas de canopy, buceo y snorkel, etc <br><br>Empresa 100% mexicana, dedicada al ecoturismo de aventura Y fue fundada por los biólogos profesionales Que Estan Comprometidos con la conservación de la naturaleza. Por lo tanto, vamos a compartir un montón de diversión, el conocimiento y aventuras con usted ...

... on the receipt and we recognized some of their products. Had any and everything you'd need, but just on a smaller basis. <br><br> We haven't had a chance to really get to know our new neighbors yet as we returned pretty late after picking up our laundry and returning from our shopping duties. The RV park does not provide an on site washer and dryer, but the hotel does offer laundry service ...

... turned my 20$ into 97$, so I cashed out and headed to bed. Michael soon joined me, I popped in a movie, he read his novel. A pleasant ending to a great day! We were both asleep, the movie and book put aside in less than an hour.<br><br> MICHAEL&#8217;S CORNER: Puerto Vallarta&#8212;what can I say&#8212;I felt like Tennessee Williams in The Night of the Iguana. We saw some of the major resorts, but primarily walked the streets like tourists and I was in ...

... a national holiday where all the grown up ghosts arrive in full force. <br><br>Still, we headed into town last night to have dinner at Andrik's and see if we could locate any little goblins. Restaurants in town are all located on the main street. In fact, the main street is most of the town! And outside seating in restaurants is pretty typical. So I'm munching on enchiladas and Ken is having ...

... and we were planning on taking it out today, but the water looks a bit choppy. So instead we're watching the bicyclists come into the hotel from a bike race from Guadalajara. I've already met one woman (Diana) from Ventura. It's been a bit lonely around here so having some folks to talk to will be nice. We're giving them time to get settled before we ponce on them!<br><br>Click on any picture(s) for captions.<br>

Finally, the reward for living through all of the storm. A beautiful morning - and finally feeling better.<br><br>Got off the Ship briefly before we left (total of 20 minutes) to take a few pictures.<br><br>Back onboard by 1pm.<br><br>At 4pm Classic Disco T-dance (delayed due to our extended stay in PV).

Arrived in Puerto Vallarta - safe and sound. Rained most of the day. I stayed in bed most fo the day trying to kick the flu.<br><br>By nightfall it was a beautiful sunset under clearer skies.<br><br>But Mazatlan was closed due to weather - and thus we stayed for another day in PV.

A small village we anchored out to go on a jungle cruise, well tied was too low and we didn't make it to the jungle but we went to the beach and tried some local guacamole it was pretty tasty. Took a walk and then went back to the boat. We weren't ready to call it a day so wake boarding and waterskiing came next...a fun day and a great way to start our trip...day hopping it along to Florida!

... out. We find Raoul, the camp master and he finds us a new connection so we're back with electricity. This is good cause warm Cerveza's are not good ! After a nice day on the beach and back through town we have our Italian diner on the beach then back up town through the carnival and Tequila stands, why don't our carnivals have Tequila stands ? We eventually make our way to the town square and find a Mexican band belting out ...

... avoiding the winter weather in Canada. We managed to blag a trip out in the boat around the bay which was cool apart from been nearly knocked out by the boom a few times. Thats about it really. We have come back to civilisation in desperate need of a shower (we stink) and to check email. We are going to start doing some proper travelling tomorrow and heading south to the state of Oaxaca ( Wah-HA-kah). Stopping on the way to "go loco down in Acapulco" for a ...