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I stayed at the Las Brisas Acapulco.  Beautiful views of the bay, but very expensive to eat, drink etc.  It also was a hassle to get anywhere into the city of Acapulco as Las Brisas was settled high up and away on the steep hills from downtown Acapulco.  The water is green and murky, but Las Brisas had their own private section of beach which was wonderfully set up, and they had 2 man-made lagoons in which you could snorkel and that was fantastic.  Without all the waves po...

Took mom on a cruise for her 70th birthday. My sister Suzy & brother Al came along.

SPENT 7 DAYS IN THE MEXCIAN RIVIERA. HAD THE BEST TIME IN CABO SAN LUCAS, MAZATLAN, AND ACAPULCO. BEAUTIFUL BEACHES, GREAT SNORKELING, WHALE WATCHING, LOTS OF SHOPPING AND SIGHT SEEING "OFF THE BEATEN PATH":) FOOD AND ICE CARVINGS ON A CRUISE SHIP ARE EXQUISITE. HOWEVER, THOUGH CRUISING IS FUN, ONCE YOU'VE DONE IT, WHY DO IT AGAIN? THE ROOMS, EVEN WTIH THEIR WINDOWS AND BALCONIES, ARE STILL TOO TINY FOR ME TO ENJOY. HOWEVER, HAVING SAID THAT, I THINK A TRIP TO ALASKA W/FRIENDS IS IN THE WORKS

Some pics from my frist trip to Acapulco many years ago.

In november 2006 we travelled aproximately 4.000 km from the really crowded Mexico-City to the relaxed city of Antigua. Not only beautiful nature, friendly people but also al lot of experiences during the 21 days traveling through the Central Americans. Because it is a lifetime experience my page is called jacqinmiddenamerika :-)

This trip was to visit friends who live in a suburb of Mexico City called Tlalnepantla. We drove from Indy to Fort Wayne on February 1 in order to catch a flight to Detroit.  The flights from Indy were looking close and we did not want to chance it.   We flew a Northwest Airlink CRJ-200 aircraft up to Detroit and took a Northwest Airbus 319 down to Mexico City.   Those flights were, as we say in the industry, wide open.  It was real turbulent&nbs...

Cruised down the Pacific Coast of Mexico. Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan, and Cabo. Very Relaxing!!

Cruise Review you've all been waiting for It's been a rough couple of days getting back and everything going on, but here goes. You've already heard about the trip to the cruise terminal, so I will skip over that agonizing part.. lol.  Boarding the ship was a humongous pain in the ass, and I was thankful that I was there early even though the stuff they mailed us said not to get there more than 30 minutes ahead of time.  There was a line at least 100 yards long, and it was...

this was a great 1 week vacation, the first time in mexico

Playa las penitas person eaten by a hungry shark

After Puerto Vallarta, my expectations for Mazatlan are definitely peaking... Around 10 AM, I got off the ship and tried to find the nearest taxi I could find. The one thing in Mexico that's sort of annoying is the crowd of vendors and people trying to sell you stuff. You really have to fight your way through or else you'll be looking at a bunch of bad deals and leaving with a handful of junk. The plan was to get to this place called Golden Zone, which was a deserted island that you need to...

This years winter vacation with my friends. We set sail from Los Angeles and headed South to Cabo San Lucas, Matzatlan, and Puerto Vallarta. It was a Royal Caribbean cruise ship - the Vision of The Seas.

Visiting family overseas

Mexico City-Teotihuacan-Veracruz-Puebla-Villahermosa-Palenque-San Cristobal de la Casas-Yaxchilan & Bonampak-Oaxaca-Monte ALban-Tasco-Acapulco

I've stayed in Zihua before and it gets better each time I visit. Zihuatanejo bay is beautiful! It is surrounded by several beaches: Playa Madeira, Playa los Gatos, Playa Municipal, to name a few. Each is clean, relaxed, and easy to get to from downtown Zihua. I usually stay in Puerto Mio on the north shore of the bay. The town has lots of good shops and cafes. The market is very old-world, but you'll have fun navigating the narrow stalls. Everyone comes out to walk the prominade at night. En...