We slowly recovered from our hike up the towering volcano by laying around. The armies of bobos had gotten so numerous that we were about to loose our minds. So checking the tides to assure we left around slack tide we hip tied the dinghy and away we went back to La Gringa. Leaving the …
Nestled in among the cliffs of Isla Coronado, Smith and Mitlan we found an oasis of solitude. The dinghy took us off Hiraya and around the reefs where we peered down into the somewhat clear water. We could see colorful fish swimming among the rocks which lead us to snorkel the area several times. The …
We had made it all the way up to Bahia de los Angeles for hurricane season and even lived through a hurricane with out an engine. Jodi had been so kind in bringing us our high pressure pump from the States. We placed that on with the thought that our troubles would be over. Nope…didn’t …
The clouds continued to build their layers darkening the sky through out the day. Some time in the middle of the night the rain started. When the sun should have been rising the sky held an eery blue – grayness. It was if the sun just got stuck as it was first starting to rise. …
La Mona lays directly opposite to the Village. Tucked against the hills and the water it is its own little paradise. White sand beach separates the water from the summer homes. There is only 1 little beach bar that serves good food and strong drinks. That is the site where the birthday shenanigans will go …