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Jul 08, 2003 - Jan 25, 2008
I will start this off with a brief preface: I enjoyed Acapulco, the trip was great, the company amazing, and the swim up bar was a yummy treat. Americans in Acapulco have to be careful a little more careful than you would be in most other places in Mexico. It is rated high on the list of kidnappings and people going missing in the night. With that being said, Chaves was hired by the hotel to be my shadow and I was not detoured from going out and exploring every inch of groun...
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Apr 21, 2006 - Apr 26, 2006
Zihuatanejo, Mexico -› Ixtapa, Mexico -› ...
This trip was So Beautiful. I hate to Fly, but It was certainly well worth it. The views, Sunsets,Restraunts,Markets, and swimming in the ocean that was so warm was just breath taking. I really have to give it to my little brother he sure knows how to pick the vacation spots. Definatly a thumbs up.
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Mar 11, 2008 - Apr 28, 2008
Hell of a day...Annoying at best I woke up first thing, wide awake at 630am. Ready to get a head start and head to the bus station to head down to Lazaro Cardenas(6.5 hour ride). But the sun wasnt out yet. I'm not going anywhere in the dark here. So back to bed. got back up at 730am. Packed up, headed out. I walk to the bus station, wait a while... Then I ask in spanish where the bus is to the main station. He says across the street. Then I wait there for 20 mins. Then I ask a bus driver. He ...
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Sep 26, 2006
Mazatlan is a rather industrialized city considering it's regarded as a major tourist destination. The beaches here are mediocre, and the cruise ship dock is located in the same area as the cargo containers in addition to being three to four miles from town. I do not recommend any travel here from the states when options such as Cabo exist.
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