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A little about Playa Zipolite, The Beach of the Dead . . .

Playa Zipolite, Oaxaca, Southern Mexico, on the Pacific Ocean. A little bit about my favorite little get-away on this small world of ours.

Zipolite, a sweaty 30-minute walk west from Puerto Angel, brings you to Playa Zipolite and another world. The feeling here is 1970's - Led Zep, Marley, and scruffy gringos.

A long, long time ago, Zipolite beach was usually visited by the Zapotecans...who made it a magical place. They came to visit Zipolite to meditate, or just to rest.

Recently, this beach has begun to receive day-trippers from Puerto Angel and Puerto Escondido, giving it a more TOURISTY feel than before.

Most people come here for the novelty of the nude beach, yoga, turtles, seafood, surf, meditation, vegetarians, discos, party, to get burnt by the sun, or to see how long they can stretch their skinny budget.

I post WWW Oaxaca, Mexico, Zipolite and areas nearby information. Also general budget, backpacker, surfer, off the beaten path, Mexico and beyond, information.

REMEMBER: Everyone is welcome at Zipolite.

ivan

Thursday, August 27, 2015

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Family Welcome Trip! || Puerto Escondido / Zicatela / Zipolite & Punta Cometa Discover Events Happening in Your City We bring the first trip haremos..¿A where we go? We will go to the beaches of Puerto Escondido Zicatela Zipolite and see the sunset on.






Family Welcome Trip! || Puerto Escondido / Zicatela / Zipolite & Punta Cometa
We bring the first trip haremos..¿A where we go? We will go to the beaches of Puerto Escondido ZicatelaZipolite and see the sunset on.



EVENT DETAILS 

FAMILY WELCOME TRIP! || PUERTO ESCONDIDO / ZICATELA / ZIPOLITE & PUNTA COMETA


Chic@s...
Les traemos el primer viaje que haremos..

¿A dónde iremos?

Nos iremos a las playas de Puerto Escondido, Zicatela, Zipolite y veremos el atardecer en Punta Cometa.


≈ Puerto Escondido, ciudad y puerto mexicano del estado de Oaxaca, lugar visitado todas las temporadas del año.

≈ Zicatela, Zicatela significa "lugar de espinas grandes", y la playa tiene una longitud de 3 km. Su belleza cautiva a los visitantes, especialmente a los que practican el surfing en Puerto Escondido, ya que se considera la tercera playa a nivel mundial para la práctica de este deporte, según la altura de las olas. A nivel nacional ocupa el PRIMER lugar.

≈ Punta Cometa, El extremo oeste de la playa de Mazunte es bordeado por Punta Cometa, que es una pequeña península o montaña que sobresale de la costa. Punta Cometa es también conocida como “Cerro Sagrado”. Es el punto más meridional del estado de Oaxaca y un importante lugar de paso para las aves migratorias y mamíferos marinos, como las ballenas. Hay también una pequeña playa virgen llamada Mermejita en el lado oeste.4

≈ Zipolite. Es la más famosa playa nudista de México. Cuenta con una población aproximada de 1000 personas, aunque esta cifra es más alta debido al turismo tanto interno como externo. La playa, igual que el pueblo, se llama "Zipolite", hay muchas versiones sobre el origen del nombre y la más fuerte es que en zapoteco significa "playa de los muertos". El nombre se debe a la leyenda que dice que los zapotecas enterraban aquí a sus muertos, trayéndolos desde decenas e incluso cientos de kilómetros de distancia. Lo mejor es nadar donde los salvavidas voluntarios hacen guardia y como medida de precaución han colocado banderines de colores.


¿Cuándo?

Del jueves 27 de agosto al domingo 30 de agosto


Incluye:
>> Transporte Viaje Redondo de lujo
>> Hospedaje 2 noches en Hotel en Zipolite y Puerto E.
>> Traslados a Zicatela, Zipolite y Punta Cometa
>> Fiesta en la playa
>> No cover club en Zicatela

Hay actividades opcionales que puedes realizar (a costo de cada quien)
- Liberación de tortugas
- Avistamiento de delfines



Costo:
$1900 pesos (€95 euros)

Este es un viaje para los chicos de las casas, si sus amigos quieren venir son bienvenidos.

--Limited availability--
Preference to Sí Señor Houses

LEGITIMATE By Mr Chris 58m



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A Guide to Mexican Street Speak by PinPoint Spanish

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A Guide to Mexican Street Speak

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Spanish offers a potpourri of different terms to describe paths, streets, roads, and highways, some of which provide practical assistance to the traveler and others which provide opportunities for flexibility in use of the language.
The most common term seen and used in Mexico is “calle” – street – with calle principal indicating a main route, usually crossing or connecting smaller streets adjacent. The fancier avenida, or avenue, and even bulevar may also be employed when the need for distinction arises.
Camino, the equivalent of ‘road’ or ‘way’ in English, is less commonly seen and used in Mexico, and is a word that can also serve to describe a person’s journey: va en camino, he’s on his way—or distinctly, va por su caminowhich translates to ‘he’s making his own way (in life)’.
Callejón indicates a narrow road or alley, and retorno stipulates a dead-end or cul-de-sac, with the Spanish in this case more practical in letting the wanderer know there’s no point going there without a specific reason.  Related toretorno is cerrada, which is oftentimes used to describe a private road with a dead-end; privada might also be used in this context.
Seaside resorts, and the roads or highways connecting them, have theircosteras, or coast roads. These describe streets or roads which can vary in size and importance, but which invariably run along the seafront. Inside coastal towns alongside some costeras you may find el malecón—a pedestrian boardwalk or esplanade facing the waterfront, some of which might also include a lane for pedal-bikers, and those using skates and skateboards.
Moving onto main trunk roads, there are two ways of referring to a highway: carretera and autopista.  Carretera is akin to the U.S. freeway and most often refers to the federally-funded interstate roads which connect main towns and cities, but may also refer to a primary trunk road around a town or city. These are usually not tolled, although sometimes a tranche of carretera might be.  Autopista is a word reserved to describe tolled interstate highways in Mexico—some of which run alongside, or nearby, carreteras federales.
Some other terms you may encounter in road parlance here include lateral,which refers to a parallel side road that may be situated alongside any main urban road, carretera or autopista, and separated by a camellón—a central reservation/median strip.  Libramientos, which can sometimes be part of acarretera, refer to ‘relief roads’, built specifically to route passing traffic away from a town or city center. Periferico refers to a ring road around a town, city or place.
For those traveling on foot: footpaths, nature trails, and ancient pathways are commonly described as senderos, whereas formal pedestrian walkways, or shopping streets closed to traffic, are referred to as a paseo peatonal.
Paseo means a walk or a drive, and pasear means to go for a walk, or a ride, or a drive. The word pasear is somewhat more versatile than what the average dictionary can accommodate: it can also mean go out with no particular purpose or plan, maybe hang out at the mall, grab a coffee, browse the stores, watch a movie, or just wander about. It’s also used as a term to mean going away, being away, or having been away on vacation—(voy) estoy/estuve de paseo (a)en Los Cabos.