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mjob
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Posted: Sat Feb 3rd, 2007 06:56 pm |
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| I heard there is nothing to do in Huatulco, is that true?
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Silversard
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Posted: Sat Feb 3rd, 2007 07:33 pm |
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Huatulco is a "tourist zone" in a small town kind of place with two or three communities in close proximity. It has bars, dancing, etc. but in much smaller places and quentities. It is not a party place but a place for families, honeymooners, and just plain people wanting to slow down a lot. Of course, snorkelling and diving is nice, but it is the Pacific Ocean, although Huatulco has many nice bays and beaches with few to no footprints.
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JP
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Posted: Tue Jun 16th, 2009 08:15 pm |
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| J bump..
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Silversard
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Posted: Sat Jun 20th, 2009 09:53 pm |
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Spend a lot of time on beaches. You can visit many different beaches by TAXI and by boat. Take water, sunscreen, towels, and some coin pesos with you.
Visit mountain streams and pools.
More information available at my
Link & Info deleted. Attachment: 03-23-07 -- Chahue -- close up of woman in flowered suit -- web.JPG (Downloaded 5 times) Last edited on Sat Jun 20th, 2009 11:52 pm by Sail
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Silversard
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Posted: Sat Jun 20th, 2009 11:05 pm |
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| Here is a map to a great waterfall. We visited the LEAST visited which was the best! Attachment: 03-31-08 -- Schools -- map of route --- small web.JPG (Downloaded 4 times)
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