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LISTING NO: L2911 |
El Jardin Garden Retreat
El Jardin is a cozy eco-retreat center nestled in a secluded cove off the Bay of Banderas. Located right on the water, our guests enjoy the privacy of individual open-air palapas. Hanging beds enhance this romantic getaway, and creature comforts include electricity, hot showers and flush toilets. There is a large communal area where guests can mingle, relax, read or dine. El Jardin is rustic but comfortable. We are surrounded by coffee, banana and coconut trees with the Pacific Ocean lapping at our front door.
Yelapa, Jalisco
831-535-3059
http://yelapagardenretreat.com | |
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LISTING NO: L2833 |
Superior Tours Vallarta
Superior Tours offers tours in and around Vallarta for the most affordable prices
Lago Superior 174
Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco
322 293 7226
http://www.superiortoursvallarta.com | |
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LISTING NO: L2739 |
Romantic Hotel Santo Domingo
your perfect getaway to explore Yucatan
Calle 18 x 33
Izamal, Yucatan
9889676136
http://www.izamalhotel.com | |
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LISTING NO: L2662 |
Hotel Restaurant Maya Luna
Small cozy hotel 4 km south of Mahahual. Excelent for snorkel, diving, kayaking. All bungalows are beachfront and have a private roof terrace.
Carretera Mahahual Xcalak km 5.2
Mahahual, Quintana Roo
0052(1)9838360905
http://www.hotelmayaluna.com | |
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Mexican Slang |
¿Cómo andas?slangLiteral Meaning: How are you walking? Meaning: How are you doing? Example: ¿Cómo andas? (How’s it going?) Todo azul. (It’s all good.)
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Articles
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Hammocks R Us By Jane Onstott
Think of a Venn diagram. Not all hammocks are beds, and not all beds are hammocks.
........moreAcapulco...the Old-Fashioned Way By Jane Onstott
A vacation in Acapulco sounds exotic, glamorous, exciting, and even a bit old-fashioned.
........moreThe Maya Cosmovision By Jane Onstott
Excellent astronomers and mathematicians, the ancient Maya charted the course of the planets and stars and even accurately predicted the appearance of comets, eclipses, and other celestial events.
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