El Día de los Muertos in Zihuatanejo
“The cemeteries turn into areas of happiness and celebration, with much drinking and eating.” El Día de los Muertos, Day of the Dead, November 2, is more traditionally known as El Día de Los Fieles Difuntos in Mexico, (literally – day of the faithfully departed). It is a holiday unique to this country and celebrates...
Travel – Malinalco
A short bus ride from Toluca or Mexico City, 20 km east of Tenancingo, this small colonial pueblo is a true find. Malinalco is in the mountains southwest of Mexico City and was taken over in the late 1500’s by the Spanish. There are many churches and a converted Augustinian monastery, but perhaps the most inspiring architecture...
Local Water Sports – Snorkeling
“Zihuatanejo is home to some wonderful snorkeling spots offered at a very low price.” For those of you who love to swim with the fish, you are in the right place at the right time. Zihuatanejo is home to some wonderful snorkeling spots offered at a very low price. Listed in this article are three of the most popular ones. First,...
The Secret Spots – Doña Licha’s
“Pozole, a regional specialty of Guerrero, is a soup made with hominy served in either a pork or chicken broth.” A comida corrida is a traditional Mexican lunch spot where you get a starter (usually a soup or pasta), a main meal, beans, and all the hand made tortillas you can eat, all for {$38...
Day trips from Zihuatanejo – Troncones
ust because you live here or have picked Zihuatanejo as your vacation spot, does not mean you have to spend all your time here. No trip to this area would be complete without a little exploring. There are some day trips you can take in order to get away, see more of the beautiful Mexican...
