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Zihuatanejo Profile
A friendly fishing town on a beautiful, horseshoe-shaped bay, with easy access to the mini-resort of Ixtapa



Swimming			Beautiful beaches, those on bay can be polluted in rainy season


Surfing			Nice surf spot at La Manzanilla, accessible by boat

Snorkeling			Sometimes murky, but good variety

Diving			Sometimes choppy, but good variety

Bike Riding			Paved path through Parque Ecologico Aztlan

Fishing			Good fishing co-ops indulge fishing folk

Walking			Awfully hot for a stroll in the sun, except on the beach

Golf			Two 18-holers

Boating			Nearly abandoned marina

Jet Skis			Mainly high season, Playas Ixtapa & La Ropa

Club Scene			Less going on than you might imagine

Reading			Why not?

Tennis			Palma Real Golf Club has 4 lighted courts; hotel courts for guests

Handicrafts			Mainly from Guerrero, Jalisco states

Shopping			More souvenir-grade items than treasures

Jungle			Surrounded by jungle

Mountains			Beautiful blue backdrop

Simple			1

Middle Class			2

Luxurious			3

Winter			1

Summer			2

All Year			3

EnglishSpeaking			3

Gringos-mixed			3

Mexican Community			3

International Airport			1

Border			3

Remote			3

Expensive Hotels			Some all-inclusives

Mid-Range Hotels			Some nice medium-priced properties above La Madera and La Ropa beaches

Budget Hotels			Most budget digs in town are rank

Zihuatanejo Ixtapa Guide  
City and resource guide, special events, photos, rentals and services
Zihuatanejo, Guerrero
http://www.zihua-ixtapa.com

Mexico Beach Property  
Beachfront property listings in the Ixtapa Zihuatanejo and Troncones area of Mexico's Pacific coast
El Tamarindo, Paseo Playa la Ropa 124, La Ropa, Zihuatanejo, Guerrero
755/554-0719
http://www.mexicobeachproperty.com

ba Galeria/Casa Bulmaro  
Our Philosophy is  simple:  There is no such thing as bad art!
Calle Adelita, Colonia Madera, Zihuatanejo, Mexico
755-112-1295


http://www.baGaleria.com

Coconuts Bar - Restaurant  
Our dedication is to Food & Service Quality. All our ingredients are bought fresh daily under the experienced watchful eye of our culinary specialist
Zihuatanejo, Guerrero

Tercer Festival de Playa Larga  Beggining of  November
Third annual Festival of Playa Larga, with pro volleyball exhibitions, live music, traditional seafood dishes, and equestrian events.
Zihuatanejo, Guerrero
http://www.visit-ixtapa-zihuatanejo.org

Dia Mundial de Turismo  End of September
World Tourism Day celebrated with various events in Zihuatanejo's main plaza.
Zihuatanejo, Guerrero

Bill Walton  
2 bedroom, 2 bath condo Zihua
318 South Second Street, Zihuatanejo, Select State
541-664-6753

La Casa Que Canta  
Ingeniously sculpted on a cliff with magnificent panoramic views, perched above Playa La Ropa beach in the enchanting Pacific coast town of Zihuatanejo, La Casa Que Canta has retained a far-reaching reputation throughout the years for its privacy, romanticism, architecture, views, refined Mexican cuisine and the caring warmth of its staff. This hotel offers • 33 accommodations• 2 swimming pools (one saltwater pool) • Clarins Spa • Fitness Center • Cooking classes • High speed Internet • Golf Nearby 
Camino Escénico a Playa la Ropa - Domicilio conoci, Zihuatanejo, Guerrero


www.mexicoboutiquehotels.com/lacasaquecanta

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