PAQUETE A ZIPOLITE: Desde $2451 Pesos saliendo de MTY,GDL,CDMX, CUN, MID, QRO y HMO Vuela a la Vida ¡VISITA ZIPOLITE! Oportunidad para viajar a esta joya oaxaqueña: Vuelos+hotel saliendo de MTY,GDL,CDMX, CUN, MID, QRO y HMO desde $2,451 ...

PAQUETE A ZIPOLITE: Desde $2451 Pesos saliendo de MTY,GDL,CDMX, CUN, MID, QRO y HMO Vuela a la Vida ¡VISITA ZIPOLITE! Oportunidad para viajar a esta joya oaxaqueña: Vuelos+hotel saliendo de MTY,GDL,CDMX, CUN, MID, QRO y HMO desde $2,451 ...

PACKAGE TO ZIPOLITE: From $ 2,451 Pesos departing from MTY, GDL, CDMX, CUN, MID, QRO and HMO ¡FLIGHTS + HOTEL!

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Opportunity to travel to this Oaxacan gem : Flights + hotel departing from  MTY, GDL, CDMX, CUN, MID, QRO and HMO from $ 2,451 Pesos per person in a double room. Applies to travel between August and September 2019. Does not apply for holidays. Scroll down to find the dates section. 

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CDMX  from $ 2,712 Pesos

Guadalajara from $ 2,952 Pesos

Monterrey from $ 2,451 Pesos

Cancun from $ 2425 pesos

Merida from $ 2825 pesos

Queretaro from $ 2826 pesos

Hermosillo from $ 2827pesos

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• Applies for August and September 2019
• Stay 4 days / 3 nights
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Your hotel: Cabañaz Buizaa

You stay at the 3-star Cabañas Buizaa hotel in Zipolite. For more detailed information visit our hotels page .

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Mexico has innumerable beaches and many of them are semi virgin. You can get to Zipolite from Huatulco by taxi, as the distance is minimal. It is not very crowded, but it has many activities that offer to get in intimate contact with nature, escape from routine and get rid of prejudices, because in its "Beach of Love" the bathers walk without clothes. In fact it is considered the only official nudist beach in Mexico.

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Travel in Costa Rica FEB 26 Posted by Ted Campbell

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Travel in Costa Rica

FEB 26

Posted by Ted Campbell

I’d like to thank my favorite travel website Transitions Abroad for publishing my newest story Do It Yourself Travel in Costa Rica. Please click the link for the story and lots of photos. Below are some more.

Costa Rica was an easy trip from Mexico: After a few hours on a direct flight, we arrived in the capital San Jose, where we rented a car and drove all day to a hotel cabin outside Volcan Tenorio National Park, famous for the multicolored Rio Celeste.

National Parks were our priority in Costa Rica. Besides Tenorio, we also spent a day of hiking at the foot of another volcano, Arenal, and then spent several days at Manuel Antonio on the Pacific Ocean, stopping on the way at Carara National Park. All four were quite different: rainforests from distinct ecosystems, mountains or coast, and always lots of animals.

Below is a Capuchin monkey in Manuel Antonio National Park. We also saw squirrel monkeys, coati, agouti, deer, crocodiles, caimans, lots of lizards like iguanas and chameleons, countless birds, and a sloth. (Read about the sloth in the article.)

San Jose was an interesting place to walk around for a few hours before we returned the rental car and flew back to Mexico.

And yes, we did the zipline thing. This is supposedly the longest zipline in Central America, about 8/10 of a mile. Very fun and worthwhile.

Exploring Costa Rica by car and on foot was a fantastic trip for many reasons, especially for the nature. I hope to go back soon. Read more about it and get lots of advice in Do It Yourself Travel in Costa Rica.