Tuesday, 12
May 2015
Zihuatanejo
Ixtapa was
created for tourism so there is only a small shopping area with restaurants and
tourist shops to support the shoreline of large resort properties. A 10 peso
bus ride to Zihuatanejo takes you to a beautiful clean town.
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A Zihaut Street |
It was
originally a small fishing village that now thrives on the tourist trade but it
does it with character. There is a large local population so all the stores to
support them are there and people are really friendly.
The streets
are quite narrow with veranda-like structures covering the sidewalks creating a
much cooler breezeway for walking.
The beach
and anchorage are inviting, although because we are so close to summer, the
crowds are gone.
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Pangas |
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An Oriental Gate at a Round-About |
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Beach with anchorage in the distance |
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Beach and shoreline houses |
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Copenhagen, Vancouver and Zihuatanejo, she is every where! |
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The women of Guerrero State |
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The women of Guerrero State 2 |
We really enjoyed it.
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