$60 / 1br - 1200ft² - Casa del Jaguar, Puerto Escondido, Mexico (Puerto Escondido, Mexico)

$60 / 1br - 1200ft² - Casa del Jaguar, Puerto Escondido, Mexico (Puerto Escondido, Mexico)

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Date: 2011-12-21, 12:30PM PST
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Enjoy your holiday at a newly built private home located 3 miles outside of Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico on the Pacific coast. Wonderful view of the river below and the ocean. Walk to the river/beach in this small farming community or head into town to the many other beaches and places of interest. Public transportation is available to explore the area.
Casa del Jaguar is covered by a traditional palapa (palm) roof and is an open air home. The house is completely furnished with all the amenities for a comfortable stay.
The on suite guest bedroom is 11x18 with a matrimonial size bed, writing/computer table, and private bathroom. The whole house is available for rental as well. The master bedroom has a queen size bed, private bathroom and laundry room.
Awake to the singing of birds that abound along the river. Relax pool side under the palapa umbrella table, in a lounge chair or a hammock in the garden area. The full kitchen is shared with the owners. There is high speed wireless Internet. Rates stated are during the non holiday season. The house is available for lease from May -Oct. Please inquire. Weekly rates available as well.

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Noche de Rábanos (Night of the Radishes) in Oaxaca

December 22, 2011, 4:59 AM

Beyond Santa: Holiday Traditions Around the World

By KATHERINE SCHULTEN

Judith Haden/DanitaDelimont.comSculptures made of radishes are shown at Noche de Rábanos (Night of the Radishes) in Oaxaca, Mexico. Go to related article »

Costumed boys celebrating Día de los Muertos (The Day of the Dead), Oaxaca, Mexico (Picture: Louis Montrose, overall winner: Travel Photographer of the Year 2011)

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Hotel Careyes Puerto Escondido

Av. Hidalgo, 407, Col Centro., Puerto Escondido, Mexico

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Very clean and comfortable.Hotel Careyes Puerto Escondido offers as part of its many facilities a cafeteria and pool.

We also offer wireless internet service, air conditioning, hot water, cable TV, private bathroom.

We are committed to giving value to our guests and look forward to welcoming you here!

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Check in time. 12:00 pm
Check out time: 13:00 pm
Cancellation Policy 3 days to cancel
Minimum stay. 1 night
Payment Method: Cash
Breakfast is not included

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• 24 Hour Reception
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This property has a 3 day cancellation policy.
Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.

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Please note: Check in time. 12:00 pm Check out time: 13:00 pm Cancellation Policy 3 days to cancel Minimum stay. 1 night Payment Method: Cash Breakfast is not included

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Viva Veracruz & Viva Puerto Escondido Musings from and about living in Mexico

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Musings from and about living in Mexico

Frida for Christmas

DEC21
20119 COMMENTS AND 0 REACTIONSWRITTEN BY JOHN CALYPSO

My wife is quick to point out that I was a Frida Kahlo – Diego Rivera fan way before they became popular icons. It is a fact. Their lives were so complex and compelling that they have been embraced, admired and talked about for reasons that go beyond their art – which could have certainly been enough.

Of course their origins are pure Mexicano. Diego María de la Concepción Juan Nepomuceno Estanislao de la Rivera y Barrientos Acosta y Rodríguez – his name alone ellicts curiosity. And her tragic story defining much of her art is quite dramatic.

In the last seven years of living here in Mexico we have noticed quite an increase in holiday commerce. Mexico marketers have learned from their big brother north of the border how to titillate the fancy of Mexicano consumers by way of holiday gift giving.

We are amazed at the number of cell phone sales stores scattered about the small beach town of Puerto Escondido. Those insidious little devices that have people staring into their tiny screens like zombies are a holiday gift giving bonanza for retail marketers.

Anything with Frida on it is also popular. From key chains and scarves to t-shirts and even furniture Frida’s image abounds. The other day we were having lunch just west of Puerto in the lagoon area. A group of European travelers were also at the restaurant. There was the Frida tote bag.

A souvenir tote bag large enough to accommodate a lot of other souvenirs. We thought it interesting that the imaged bag included her name in type. We supposed there still are a few who do not know who that exotic, sultry confluence-browed icon is. Around these parts the image and identity need no defining. She would make a fine gift – would she not? Stay Tuned!

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