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Mexico's South Coast — Fotoalbum

Ausgaben dieser Tour: 2000–2001 | 2001–2002 | 2003–2004 | 2004–2005

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Overlooking Playa la Ropa, one of the many protected beaches in Zihuatanejo.

Zihuatanejo bay.

Heading on down the road.

A view of the eternal Pacific coast.

One of many bridges over many rivers that we cross.

When in San Jeronimo we stay in posada San Fransisco.

Hammocks as far as the eye can see.

Crossing the lagoon at Hacienda de Cabañas.

Stopping for a tasty cold fruit drink.

Some ships in Acapulco harbour.

V-W bugs on the ocean front road in Acapulco.

One last look at Acapulco bay.

Just south of Acapulco the beach is peacefull once again.

Well, there used to be a bridge here. About a decade and a certain hurricane ago. Now there's Juan and his boat to get us across the R�o Papagayo.

In San Marcos, 'mohigangas' is an adapted African custom to announce an upcoming wedding.

Daily life in San Marcos.

Relaxing on a hammock on the beach in Playa Ventura.

Casa de Piedras (house of rocks) south of Playa Ventura. Another great beach and a good place to have some fresh seafood.

Arturo Ventura is our bartender in Playa Ventura.

Luis P�rez Ventura cuts open a fresh coconut for a breakfast drink.

A fruit stand in Cuajinicuilapa.

The rising sun eclipses over Abner's helmet.

A field of red stretches out to the distant mountains.

It's hard work climbing up to the hilltop town of Santiago Jamiltepec.

A coconut palm plantation.

Puerto Escondido

Letting sleeping dogs lie in the shade of fishing boats at Playa Principal in Puerto Escondido.

Sunrise in Puerto Escondido.