La Crucecita: Traveler Reviews Huatulco, Mexico

La Crucecita: Traveler Reviews 

Huatulco, Mexico

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Ranked #7 of 27 attractions in Huatulco

30 Reviews

Type: Resort Communities, Landmarks/ Points of Interest

Activities: Dining, Shopping

Description: Popular town in Huatulco filled with traditions.

Useful information: Activities for older children, Stairs / elevator, Activities for young children

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67islandgirl

Mill Bay, Canada

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3 reviews

6 helpful votes

“Coolest little town in Huatulco !!!!!”

Reviewed January 7, 2012 NEW

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Funky fun safe place to be ! freshest seafood great live music Thankyou Marco you are a great guitar player & guy! safe great taxi drivers Love you Excel ! Best people in Mexico everyone so kind & friendly! Very good prices & top quality items available to buy clothing silver leather goods and of course the shoes fab art work ! the people are kind helpful very trustworty Thank you with all my heart best regards to all Kim Barlow kimmich@telus.net






SEAFOOD,LIVE MUSIC THANKS MARCO YOU ARE A GREAT GUITAR PLAYER & GUY ! EXCELLENT SHOPPING BEST PRICES SAFE EXCELLENT TAXI DRIVERS LOVE YOU EXCEL! THE NICEST BEST PEOPLE HUATULCO !!! THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH ! KIM BARLOW kimmich@telus.net

• Visited December 2011

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yaknak

cheyenne

Senior Contributor

33 reviews

31 helpful votes

“Great Town”

Reviewed January 7, 2012 NEW

Beautiful, clean town. A lot of great restaurants. I really liked this little town.

• Visited December 2011

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Pmanster

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9 reviews

12 helpful votes

“Safe and fun”

Reviewed January 3, 2012

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people very nice and lots of cute shops. Cheap by taxi and the restaurants were good.

• Visited December 2011

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geoffs088

Victoria, Canada

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7 reviews

12 helpful votes

“what a great place”

Reviewed December 29, 2011

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We have been to several locations in mexico and we loved this town. Clean, friendly and some of the best mexican shopping. You have to see the museum shop, it is great. I really like the black Oacxan clay figures.
The food in town was good pretty much every where we went.
The taxi's were alway's cheap to get into town from the resort area of Tangolunda bay.
This is a town that we will deffinately be back to.

• Visited December 2011

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triptime50

Saskatchewan

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4 reviews

14 helpful votes

“Market at night”

Reviewed December 26, 2011

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People were very friendly. Had fun bartering with the local shop owners

• Visited December 2011

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