We took over a small resort, Mahajua Palms, a modest place with a million dollar location.
We relaxed, birdwatched, kayaked, swam, ate, drank and walked the beach looking for interesting shells and rocks.
By the way, whale in Spanish is "ballena"
Two Michigan gringos eat, meet, explore, learn and discover why they love Mexico
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Whale at the Beach
Last week we went to the beach at Troncones, Mexico (not far from Ixtapa) with a group of congenial friends.
We took over a small resort, Mahajua Palms, a modest place with a million dollar location.
We relaxed, birdwatched, kayaked, swam, ate, drank and walked the beach looking for interesting shells and rocks.
At a beachside restaurant at dinner one night, we spotted a pod of whales offshore - looked like a daddy, mommy and baby whale. I grabbed this photo.
By the way, whale in Spanish is "ballena"
We took over a small resort, Mahajua Palms, a modest place with a million dollar location.
We relaxed, birdwatched, kayaked, swam, ate, drank and walked the beach looking for interesting shells and rocks.
By the way, whale in Spanish is "ballena"
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