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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, September 20, 2012

Land at Zipolite, Oax, 65 feet to sea


Land at Zipolite, Oax, 65 feet to sea

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Property ID: TV111490001
Congregacion Playa Zipolite

$1,440,000.00 MN - Opportunity

Vacation Land - Sale

San Pedro Pochutla, Oaxaca

Excellent land property at Zipolite, views to Zipolite beach and Playa Camaron. 65 feet walking to sea.
Very close to Shambala and hotel Alquimista.
PRIVATE PROPERTY, operation will be done with Notary.
Located in an area of quick development, electricity and roads already in place. High end vacation houses already built in the area (safe)

Land Area: 1200 m2
Front Measure: 59 m
Fund Measure: 25 m


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Casa Orquidea Zipolite Vacation Rental Home

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Casa Orquidea Zipolite Vacation Rental Home

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Casa Orquidea Zipolite Vacation Rental Home 
September 08, 2012 09:07PM
Casa Orquidea is a beautiful, large and private new vacation rental home overlooking Zipolite town and beach with a spectacular Ocean and sunset view from all rooms of the house, outdoor patios and garden. It has two spacious bedrooms on the second floor with ceiling fans and French doors with screens opening up to a large porch with a table and chairs and ample space for hammocks. It can comfortably sleep up to six guests, with more in hammocks or air mattresses. It has one and a half bathrooms with an outdoor shower as well. We have a large, fully stocked kitchen with all the modern appliances one could need with a long bar/counter and chairs to lounge and/or eat inside at the bar. The house is tiled with beautiful rustic Oaxacan red clay tiles and adorned with various pieces of handmade traditional art from our travels around Latin America, and of course, Oaxaca. The house has big tiled patios upstairs and downstairs with a lush tropical garden and outdoor space to enjoy the cooling breeze and view of the town and ocean below. If you have children, our house has a crib, highchair, swing, baby gate (for the stairs) and even an outdoor plastic play structure! It is the perfect family getaway, with two couches that fold out to create additional beds, overhead fans in every room, hooks for hammocks inside and out, SKY TV, option for wireless internet service, and has private access and parking for 2 vehicles as well. The house is a short walk (a couple blocks) to a small store, a 5 minute walk and /or drive down to the beach or to nearby Puerto Angel or 10 minutes in car or taxi to other beaches such as San Agustinillo, Mazunte and La Ventanilla. It is an hour and a half away by car or bus from Bahias de Huatulco and Puerto Escondido, other popular and beautiful beach destinations here on Oaxaca’s Emerald Coast. We can help you with transportation and arranging local tours and excursions, as well as provide extra services as requested. If you want a comfortable and private vacation experience, with an amazing view of the Pacific, our house is for you! Check our Casa Orquidea Zipolite page on Facebook for more photos and information! We are also on Trip Advisor and Craigslist Oaxaca....Contact us at: casaorquideazipolite@gmail.com, hablamos español tambien.. ¡Bienvenidos!

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Huatulco Forum: English / Spanish



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    Does anybody have any recommendations on a pocket size English / Spanish dictionary....just the basics would suffice.
    It would be nice to have a "pocket size" one to carry around with us when we go to Mexico.
    There appears to be quite a few choices on amazon.ca and I have no idea which one would be the least complexed.
    Edited: 16 September 2012, 15:52



    Edmonton, AB
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    1. Re: English / Spanish
    Check out Lonely Planet's Mexican Spanish Phrasebook.

    Beausejour
    posts: 38
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    2. Re: English / Spanish
    You might be better off just going to Chapters or McNally's. A number of years ago we purchased a pocket size English/Spanish dictionary and it is perfect.

    Winnipeg...
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    3. Re: English / Spanish
    We also use a Mexican Spanish book from Lonely Planet and just love it.

    victoria, bc
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    4. Re: English / Spanish
    I've got an 'ole dog-eared copy of " Spanish for Travellers" by Berlitz. great size 4" x 51/2". Rudimentary... but keeps me out of trouble.


    Hey there, Im going to be travelling down with 2 suitcases both around 20kg i am wondering if anyone could tell me which airlines are best to use to avoid extra luggage costs. Many Thanks :)


    Hey there,
    Im going to be travelling down with 2 suitcases both around 20kg
    i am wondering if anyone could tell me which airlines are best to use to avoid extra luggage costs.
    Many Thanks :)


    pembrokshire
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     Flights from Mexico City - Huatulco 

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    1. Re: Flights from Mexico City - Huatulco
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    Don't think you can avoid extra costs. I think Interjet charges less for extra luggage than AeroMexico.
    Roberto

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    2. Re: Flights from Mexico City - Huatulco
    This the link to the Interjet website and details re luggage allowance.

    Wednesday, September 19, 2012

    Cabañas Punta Placer Playa San Agustinillo, 70946 Mazunte


    Cabañas Punta Placer  

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    Cabañas Punta Placer is located in San Agustinillo Beach and 1 km distance from Mazunte town in the Oaxaca Riviera. It features a private beach area and a furnished terrace.
    The modern-style rooms feature wooden furniture, free WI-Fi, fan and a minibar. The bathroom is private and has shower.
    The restaurant at Cabañas Punta Placer features a tropical décor and serves traditional dishes. It also offers Mediterranean and French cuisine.
    The hotel is 10 minutes’ drive from Puerto Ángel Beach and a 50-minute drive from Puerto Escondido Beach. Huatulco International Airport is 50 km distance away. Airport shuttle is available for a surcharge.

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    Tuesday, September 18, 2012

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    Mezcal: Not just for drinking BY DAVID HAMMOND September 18, 2012 9:29AM




    Mezcal: Not just for drinking


    Updated: September 18, 2012 1:40PM
     
    Everyone knows tequila (some of us, too well). Less known is mezcal, which like tequila is made from agave, a desert succulent that looks like a giant aloe vera plant.



    Tequila is made of blue agave, mezcal of green. The green agave “bud” of mezcal is cooked in a fire-pit before distillation, and this gives the beverage a deliciously smoky flavor. Chef Patricio Sandoval of Mercadito describes mezcal as offering “a balance of herbaceous, slightly peppery taste from the agave and smoke from the mesquite or oak used to cook the agave.”

    In June, on the drive from Huatulco to Oaxaca de Juarez, I visited Matatlan, the self-proclaimed “Mezcal capital of Mexico.” Matatlan’s streets are lined with small mezcal producers. Unlike tequila, which is frequently produced by huge manufacturers with highly recognizable brands such as Jose Cuervo and Don Julio, mezcal seems largely the product of mom-and-pop distilleries, many along dusty roads in small towns in Oaxaca.

    At Logan Square’s hip and happening Scofflaw, barman Danny Shapiro appreciates the “depth and character” he finds in “high-quality, single-village distillations.” Because mezcal is usually produced by smaller distilleries, there’s much pleasant variation among “brands.”
    But mezcal is not just for drinking, and its full flavor potential is just starting to be realized as it moves from cocktail menu to dinner ingredient.
    Brian Runge, formerly of Premise, pickles Serrano peppers in Mezcal; at Red Door, Troy Graves makes a mezcal-lime sorbet to top oysters on the half shell, and at Frontera Grill, Zachary Steen uses mezcal to flavor black barley on beef with black mole, telling us “the sweet smoke supports the sauce and brings Oaxaca alive.”
    All this got us thinking how we could make mezcal a key ingredient in a main course.
    So we wood-smoked lush Skuna Bay salmon and made a sauce of mezcal, mayonnaise, lime and hot sauce with maguey worms (which live in agave and are sometimes seen at the bottom of Mezcal bottles). Mezcal plays well with seafood and heat, and our cream sauce provided piquant acidity to slice through deliciously fatty fish, the smokiness of fish and sauce amplifying each other with wonderfully complementary flavors.
    Mezcal. Not just for drinking. But you can do that, too.

    puerto escondido summer 2012