Sunday, March 4, 2012
Useful Tips For Travelers To Huatulco, Mexico
Perfectly located at the Mexican state of Oaxaca, Huatulco refers to the resort area of Bahias de Huatulco. A highly touristic place, this place is divided in several parts that include the resort town of Tangolunda, the quaint towns of Santa Cruz and La Crucecita and Chahué. Travelers will not have a hard time finding Huatulco resorts and accommodations.
In this article, you’ll discover some interesting and practical pieces of information about this great vacation spot, such as some things to do, great places to visit, specific and useful recommendations forvacationers and just one of many great lodging options. Keep reading and find out the best ideas and facts about this gorgeous getaway.
If you are considering about vacationing in the beautiful and charming Huatulco, please take into consideration to stay at one of many comfortable and alluring Huatulco vacation rentals. A Huatulco vacation house will offer you with a home like experience and a very peaceful surrounding. It doesn’t matter if you are touring with your family or alone, a cozy Huatulco vacation cabin will be a great choice for you.
It’s not likely to be boring at a vacation house in Huatulco. It features a lot of awesome places to visit, specially historical ones, and of course, magnificent beaches and amazing views. Typical and very cultural festivals, coffee plantations to visit and tropical restaurants are some of the attractions of this captivating area.
As in almost any mexican city, Huatulco offers more than just amazing beaches. It’s its abundant and heavy historical background that really lures thousands of tourists that are looking for not only sand and sun. Huatulco seems to be stuck in the middle of pre-Columbian cultures and the most modern and current ways of thinking. One of the best places to discover the past of this historical area, is La Crucecita, a very, very popular little town plenty of traditions and history.
La Crucecita offers history and a true mexican way of living. People will discover a wide variety of amazing and typical mexican restaurants, like Pizza at La Crema and most of them including live music and entertainment. Its best places are the church, the main square, the typical shops, and the park.
Surf fanatics will be glad when booking an Huatulco resort. The area is well known for its numerous surf spots and beach breaks and several surf contests take place during the year. Beginners can also find numerous surf schools in the area.
Fishing has always been a popular activity in Huatulco and those looking for a great fishing adventure will not be disappointed when staying at an Huatulco rental. The town offers several fishing excursions and the season usually lasts from November until March.
Maguey Bay is certainly one of the most beautiful places in the Huatulco area. It is a eden. Crystal clear waters and white sandy beaches. This spectacular pristine beaches are specially for swimming and of course, for fun with jetskis and a banana boat. For individuals that love seafood, there are some amazing restaurants in front of the sea, with breathtaking views for a romantic evening.
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Huatulco vacation house: Villa Delfines. This affordable villa in paradise is sitting on a rock overlooking playa Arrocito, the most exclusive location in Huatulco. The Huatulco vacation rental can sleep up to nine guests comfortably and it features four bedrooms, three bathrooms and is only a five minute walk to beach. This house is one of the finest homes in Huatulco, Mexico available for your vacation. This gorgeous ocean view Huatulco vacation rental boasts satellite TV, air conditioning, an outdoor swimming pool with waterfall, two Italian jacuzzis, laundry room and ceiling fans. You can also find flat screen TVs, roomy balconies, comfortable bedrooms, a bar and much more! The rent includes welcome champagne, two cleanings per week, daily breakfast per weekly rental, and pick up and drop off from and to the airport. For more information and images, please take a closer look at property ID#307379 at rentalo.com.
Huatulco : Beach Maniac
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Huatulco, Mexico. Photo Credit: Dianne Pick via Flickr.
The modern, burgeoning vacation area called Bahias de Huatulco (pronounced wah-TOOL-co) is built around what is known as the Nine Bays of Huatulco, comprised of 22 miles of coastline. Over the last 30 years or so, but particularly over the last 10 years, the Mexican government and developers have been transforming this area from a sleepy fishing village to a vacation mecca, but with careful planning and strong consideration to preserving the ecology. Each of the Nine Bays of Huatulco has is own personality but they all share beautiful waters, fine white sand, calm waves and dramatic landscapes in the shadows of the Sierra Madre del Sur mountains. The nine bays are Tangolunda, Chahue, and Santa Cruz, which have already been developed for tourists; and the so-far undeveloped bays of Maguey, Organo, Cacaluta, Chahacual, and San Agustin. Tangolunda is the most developed and most upscale of the bays and the place where you will find the most poplar beaches. Here, you will want to check out the beaches on the western shore of Tongolunda Bay near the Club Med and the Sheraton. Many opportunities here for great swimming, snorkeling and all types of water sports.
Huatulco : Beach Maniac
The modern, burgeoning vacation area called Bahias de Huatulco (pronounced wah-TOOL-co) is built around what is known as the Nine Bays of Huatulco, ...
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The modern, burgeoning vacation area called Bahias de Huatulco (pronounced wah-TOOL-co) is built around what is known as the Nine Bays of Huatulco, ...
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2012 vacation to Huatulco Mexico. Lots of fun had by all. Fishing, iguana eating, mexican train, oh yeah....drinking beer too
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The next day we spent the day at the beach, we got pretty burnt, then spent the night with after sun covered over us haha. The next day we decided to take the bus to Puerto Escondido, I had no idea what was there but sam was worshiping the lonely planet like it was the bible at this point, so I just went where ever he said. The bus took 8 hours, and it took us a little time to find the place. The place was absolutely awesome, it felt like complete paradise. The manager showed us around the place, and me and sam decided to sleep in hammocks for $5. We met Andrew and played volleyball with everyone in the hostel. Before the sunset, this Swiss bird came up with the idea of standing at the end of the beach, just as the sun was setting, and spell out mexico with humans. It took ages as the bird was fussing over everything, but when we took the picture, it looked sick. Later on we went and bought some tequila from the local shop, and some eggs to cook. We sat around in our hammocks and took it in turns to cut open our coconuts which we got from the trees on the beach with a machete. It sounded much easier than I thought. It took about 5 mins to actually do, and looked rough as fuck. But still, I was drinking tequila out of a coconut in a hammock on one of the nicest beaches I had ever seen. It was one of the most memorable experiences of all my travels. We sat playing drinking games, then 8 of us took a taxi into the town to go out. It was a great difficulty all fitting in the taxi. All of our legs were sticking out the windows. When we got the the club, they were doing 2for1 on cocktails, so we got right amongst it. Loads of people from the hostel next door came in, the place was heaving. Me and sam got speaking to a couple of Latinas, mine was from mexico and his from Venezuela. It was like being out with 10 year olds. They would dare eachother to give us a kiss, making it a huge deal. But it was cool, the night flew by, and at the end, me sam Andrew and amy decided to walk. We didn’t realise how long it was gonna take. An hour later we finally arrived, and I couldn’t wait to go to bed, so I went to sleep in my hammock.
When I woke up it was absolutely freezing. I searched around and found towels which people had hang up and wrapped myself around them. When the morning came, we decided to go surfing. Me and sam had never done it before, and it showed. My fitness was also dreadful, so after an hour of trying to stand up on a surf board, I gave up and sat on the beach. This is when we met Ross, who we ended up travelling with the whole time through Central America. He didn’t surf, but did body surfing instead. He showed us the basics, and we absolutely loved it. Fuck surfing when you can do this I thought. We walked back to the town after and went to the supermarket to grab some food, then we took a taxi to the hostel. A few of us went out for tacos that night up the road. There was a 12 year old boy serving us, who taught himself English from a book, and his English was great. We had some tacos and quesadillas with salsa verde, it was unbelievably good. There was a giant storm this night, but it didn’t stop everyone drinking. We bought some Mezcal from the local shop. They call it Tequilas bad brother, and I have to say, I agree with that. The bottle had a huge bud of weed in it. We had no idea how strong it was as it was put in an old Bacardi bottle. That night we went to the hostel next door and drank with everyone there. Once the bottle was finished, the bud of weed came out and we smoked it. The drink got me absolutely hammered, and that was pretty much the last thing I remember.
I woke up at about 4am, absolutely freezing to death. I was soaked, and for a second I thought I had pissed the bed, well, the hammock, but then I saw a pack of ice underneath my hammock, and realized that sam had thrown ice all over as I was sleeping. Did not find this funny at all, so I kicked him and woke him up, calling him a first class bellend. I didn’t do much today, other than play a bit of volleyball and walk up and down the beach. Me sam an Andrew cooked lunch for us and amy, and amy made a huge fuss spitting it on the floor saying she would rather eat dog food. Then she spent the whole day going on about how all her friends are in prison and she a model, blah blah. In the evening I had a go on a skim board, it was a right laugh. We heard loads of noise so we ran back to the hostel and Stacey had been stung by a scorpion, but she was ok. Then we had an early night, as me sam Andrew and amy were going sea fishing early in the morning.
We got up at stupid o clock to get ready to go fishing, and left with 2 mexican dudes to the port and hopped in their boat. The way it worked was the fishing rods just hung off the boat whilst the driver drove around, and they didn’t even stop when you hooked a fish on. Within the firdt 15 minutes, amy and Andrew were throwing up off the boat. I found it hilarious as amy was being sick as she was really starting to annoy me from the day before. Sam shot gunned the first fish, and it took him about 15 minutes to get it in. the fish was massive, weighing 10kg. We saw loads of turtles and dolphins, and I kept my hand in the boat after a deadly sea snake brushed passed my hand. The day was boiling, so we asked if we could stop in the middle of the sea and have a swim, so we stopped for about 10 minutes. Andrew and amy were still being sick everywhere haha. Just before we got back to land I hooked on a blue marlin. It was fucking massive. The thing jumped straight out the water making a huge splash, but I lost it within the first minute. We went back and cooked sams fish, which was a mahi mahi. It was that big it fed the whole hostel, even the manager had some. Me and sam planned that night the rest of our trip in mexico, and decided to go to San Cristobal the next day. As it was our last night, we wanted to go out, to see what it was like here. Ross came and we went to a bar on the beach and got some drinks. Some local came up to me hammered and stuck loads of weed in my hand and lurked off. I didn’t really know what to think of this so I just kept it in my hand and stayed quiet, incase it was a stitch up. Also I didnt really smoke weed lol. We got chatting to some guys who were pretty much Mexican nuttahs, so I offered him the weed that the guy had just gave me. The geeza got proper offended, saying what do I take him for, and that he can get me shot. We heard from one of the travellers that their friend got shot in the leg here last week, so we got out of here as soon as possible. The guys were shouting never to come back as we were leaving.
Launch at Puerto Escondido, Lunch on Danzante
FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 2012
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