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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
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Friday, November 22, 2013
Ivan's Peru Trip November 2013: Fresh Water Dolphin and Lunch On A Sand Bar On The...
Ivan's Peru Trip November 2013: Fresh Water Dolphin and Lunch On A Sand Bar On The...: Passed a few river clubs on the way to buy lunch. A dry dock for ships on the Amazon. My lunch is cooking. A h...
Ivan's Peru Trip November 2013: This Cool Private Tour Led By Jino Has Started Wit...
Ivan's Peru Trip November 2013: This Cool Private Tour Led By Jino Has Started Wit...: A butterfly decided to join us part way to the Bora Community. :) A welcome to the Bora! Cute. I wa...
This Cool Private Tour Led By Jino Has Started With a Butterfly Bang! Next a Visit With The Community of the Boras. A Dance, and Chips and Candy For the Children. What Fun!
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Last night in Peru. Sweet Dreams. Lot of heat. A little cold. Lake Titicaca at 12,507 feet, climb up to the top of Tequile Island at 13,287 feet above sea level ... the air so thin. AND I DID IT!
Some 43 years ago, Mrs. Russell, my 4th grade teacher at Edison Elementary located in South Tacoma assigned me to complete a report on Peru. I earned an "A" on that report. Ever since that report I have wanted to visit Peru. And now I have.
I climbed to the top of Machu Picchu, twice. The second climb I sat on top next to the Inca Trail and ate lunch.
I danced with topless indigenous Bora women in costume.
I at grubs shish-co-bob. (Needed salt).
Ate fruits and nuts I had never seen before.
Smelled Belen market, and smiled with its people.
MotoKars!
Bought from the markets witch doctor a small bottle of oil for a blister I developed on both calves of my legs. She said all you need to do is put on blister twice a day and 'believe' it will work. Hell of a blister on my calves from the top of both boots I wore on a 5 hour hot wet jungle walk.
Walked on two Uro floating islands.
Walked and sweat and walked and sweat. Rode boats and sweat. Swam and sweat. Slept and sweat. Fed Monkeys and sweat. Held a frik'en big snake and sweat. Explored the jungle with a fine and honorable guide named Jino and sweat. And more and sweat. I still have many pictures to post.
Flying on 12 different flights in two weeks.
I have fulfilled a 4th grade goal which has left me with many sweet dreams.
Cool.
My room for my last night in Peru. Drinking a Cusquena. On the 4th floor. Great view. With fireworks right now outside in this big city. The Latins sure like their fireworks. Dogs barking. Kids playing. Someone driving by shouting of what he has for sale ...
Here's the link to Limper Bed And Breakfast, Lima, Peru:
https://www.facebook.com/limper.alojamientos.9?fref=ts
Call by pay phone for pick up. (A taxi driver will be standing either by the Domestic flight, or International flight entrance/exit (depending on your incoming flight) of the airport. The taxi driver will be holding a sign up with your name. Pick up receiver. Put in the pay phone at least 1 Soles coin. Dial 992105125.
Very nice and honest people here. Very clean. FAST WiFi. Close to airport. Not the nicest neighborhood so this is the place to stay overnight waiting for a next day flight or tour. No need to leave. Ask reception down stairs for a menu of whatever you want delivered to eat that night. Ask the front desk for a taxi of where ever you would like to go. Keep their phone # handy for pickup back to Limper B&B. You pay the front dest for the taxi...NOT the taxi driver. Keeps things honest. The first night I stayed I ordered 1/4 pollo dinner with salad and Fry's and a variety of sauces. Was delivered fast. They have a variety of menu's to choose from for delivered food. I wanted to try the delivered pizza tonight but I am still full from my visit to McD's at the airport.
So what did it cost?
Pickup at airport.
Room
Satellite TV... I am watching CNN right now.
FAST WiFi, I am posting right now.
Very clean and comfortable.
Reception speaks English.
Breakfast: Last time was a variety of bread, butter, jam, fresh fruit juice, coffee or a variety of tea's, whole strawberries floating in pink yogurt with a dash chocolate...
Wake up.
Taxi back to airport.
Total 190 soles.
190 soles divided by today's exchange rate of 2.8 equals $67.85.
I was advised by Jack of 4-Corners in Grand Coulee, Washington State, USA that Peruvians are friendly. I agree.
It will be nice to be at home again, too.
Sweet dreams...
:)
Ivan
Good night, Lima.
BRIDES AND CREATIONS Jarlo XV YEARS, Pochutla, Oaxaca, Mexico
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Zipolite Beach Billies 23NOV2013 9PM Babel Cafe, Playa Zipolite
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Zipolite Beach Billies has a show on 2013-11-23 at 21:00 @ Babel Ca... in Playa Zipolite, OAXAChttp://www.reverbnation.com/c./poni/243975882
Ivan's Peru Trip November 2013: Boat Visit of Belen, HUGE Iquitos Lili Pads...
Ivan's Peru Trip November 2013: Boat Visit of Belin, HUGE Iquitos Lili Pads...: A floating PARTY/FIESTA I wonder what happened to the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th??? The floating houses, churches, toilets, showe...
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Thousands of Newborn Turtles Scurry Over Mexican Beaches (Video)
Thousands of Newborn Turtles Scurry Over Mexican Beaches (Video)
Tens of thousands of baby turtles popped out of the sand and waddled toward the ocean at a Pacific beach in the Mexican province of Oaxaca.
The beach, known as Playa de Morro, is an important breeding ground for the Olive Ridley turtles, a species making a comeback after populations suffered over hunting.
Adult females Olive Ridleys lay their eggs on some 120 beaches in Mexico, but the biggest numbers go to Morro Ayuta and nearby Escobilla in Oaxaca.
The turtles lay around 100 eggs per breed with a 45-day gestation period.
During November and December, millions of baby turtles are born here and reach the ocean for first time.
Over 20 years ago, the Mexican government implemented ecological plans to protect the sea turtles, including establishing conservation areas and paying local residents to protect turtle nests.
Mexico has several species of turtle, and they are typically ravaged by natural predators, erratic weather and human hunters seeking their meat and eggs.
Olive Ridley turtles, found in the Americas and Asia, are listed as endangered under the U.S. Endangered Species Act.
Producción cinematográfica internacional se filma en Costa y Sierra y emplea actores regionales...
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Pedro Robledo Taller de Arte de chaquira en piedras y tejido en Bastidor Dos tecnicas disponibles en zipolite de el diez a el 13 de diciembre, me hospedare en el Dos Estrellas o en posada mexico, aportacion 80 pesos, si no puedes aportar es gratis, la idea es compartir y divertirse. paz
Taller de Arte de chaquira en piedras y tejido en Bastidor Dos tecnicas disponibles en zipolite de el diez a el 13 de diciembre, me hospedare en el Dos Estrellas o en posada mexico, aportacion 80 pesos, si no puedes aportar es gratis, la idea es compartir y divertirse. paz
Art workshop of beads in stones and fabric to frame two techniques available in zipolite from ten to 13 December, go me in the two-star or posada mexico, contribution 80 pesos, if you can not contribute is free, the idea is to share and have fun. peace (Translated by Bing)
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Sunday, November 17, 2013
San Agustinillo-Beaches-Casa Mihale-Safe Warm & Friendly San Agustinillo. ... discover San Agustinillo Mexico and stay at our casa. San Agustinillo. November 12, 2013 by San Agustinillo | Leave a comment. gosanagustinillo.com/2013/11/12/san-agustinillo-2/
San Agustinillo-Beaches-Casa Mihale-Safe Warm & Friendly
San Agustinillo. ... discover San Agustinillo Mexico and stay at our casa. San Agustinillo. November 12, 2013 by San Agustinillo | Leave a comment.
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SAN AGUSTINILLO-BEACHES-CASA MIHALE-SAFE WARM & FRIENDLY
discover San Agustinillo Mexico and stay at our casa
BUCEO MAZUNTE Oceanomare te da la BIENVENIDA e invta a que experimentes tu primera vez buceando con nosotros....
BUCEO MAZUNTE Oceanomare te da la BIENVENIDA e invta a que experimentes tu primera vez buceando con nosotros....
Con una breve explicacion te podras sumergir y apreciar la belleza del fondo marino de Mazunte
DIVING MAZUNTE Oceanomare welcomes you and invites to you to experience your first time diving with us...
With a brief explanation you can dive and appreciate the beauty of the seabed of Mazunte (Translated by Bing)
With a brief explanation you can dive and appreciate the beauty of the seabed of Mazunte (Translated by Bing)
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Monday, November 11, 2013
Chacahuas Tours Zipolite
Welcome / Bienvenidos
When you visit Zipolite or Puerto Angel, be sure to ask for Chacahuas Tours Zipolite
https://www.facebook.com/jaime.arvearodriguez
On this tour you will visit many different beaches, you will be able to snorkel and if you are lucky you may see a whale, dolphin, manta ray or turtle.
You will stop at a nice beach where you can enjoy a delicious meal at a local restuarant.
The tour last about 4 hours.
For more information please contact Jaime Arvea Rodriguez at
Correo: chacahua_stours@hotmail.com
Jaime Arvea Rodriguez
Tour Guide
Boat Tours
Las Mejores Excurciones
Especiales Personales, Nos somos
Vendedores Ambulantes Nativos
De La Region, Especializados En
Snorkele, Buceo y Pesca
Deportiva
Llamar al cel.
9581065868
https://www.facebook.com/jaime.arvearodriguez
On this tour you will visit many different beaches, you will be able to snorkel and if you are lucky you may see a whale, dolphin, manta ray or turtle.
You will stop at a nice beach where you can enjoy a delicious meal at a local restuarant.
The tour last about 4 hours.
For more information please contact Jaime Arvea Rodriguez at
Correo: chacahua_stours@hotmail.com
Jaime Arvea Rodriguez
Tour Guide
Boat Tours
Las Mejores Excurciones
Especiales Personales, Nos somos
Vendedores Ambulantes Nativos
De La Region, Especializados En
Snorkele, Buceo y Pesca
Deportiva
Llamar al cel.
9581065868
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You guys all know Don- right? He plays with the Zipolite Beach Billies. This is his book that he wrote. Check out his site for more info.
http://donsbumpyroad.blogspot.
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I am sitting at SeaTac International Airport waiting for Flight 318 to San Francisco ... then on to Lima Peru, on to Iquitos on the Amazon River. I will arrive Iquitos 3pm Tueseday. No internet in the rain forest. I will be back in Lima on Saturday ... if I survive :) I am very excited! Peace. Paz. ivan
Hello friends:
I am sitting at SeaTac International Airport waiting for Flight 318 to San Francisco ... then on to Lima Peru, on to Iquitos on the Amazon River. I will arrive Iquitos 3pm Tueseday. No internet in the rain forest. I will be back in Lima on Saturday ... if I survive :) I am very excited! Peace. Paz. ivan
I have set up this blogspot if you would like to follow my adventure here:
http://ivaninperu.blogspot.com/
Airport is quiet.
I am sitting at SeaTac International Airport waiting for Flight 318 to San Francisco ... then on to Lima Peru, on to Iquitos on the Amazon River. I will arrive Iquitos 3pm Tueseday. No internet in the rain forest. I will be back in Lima on Saturday ... if I survive :) I am very excited! Peace. Paz. ivan
I have set up this blogspot if you would like to follow my adventure here:
http://ivaninperu.blogspot.com/
Airport is quiet.
Left Hilton in Renton, WA at 11:30. Made it to SeaTac, and through TSA to the in less than 55 minutes. Amazing! Very quiet midday Monday.
Saturday, November 9, 2013
Lost in time in laid-back Zipolite - Yahoo!7 - Totaltravel Backpackers sleep soundly in beach hammocks in Mexican seaside town Zipolite, with an easygoing, hippie vibe many visitors find difficult to leave. https://au.totaltravel.yahoo.com/.../lost-in-time-in-laid-back-zi...
Lost in time in laid-back Zipolite - Yahoo!7 - Totaltravel
Backpackers sleep soundly in beach hammocks in Mexican seaside town Zipolite, with an easygoing, hippie vibe many visitors find difficult to leave.
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