this beach is a bit more low profile, used more by locals.
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this beach is a bit more low profile, used more by locals.
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I'd hate to have to spend a week on this side of the beach. Stay in the Hotel Zone.
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Not much to buy or see here, except for the crocodiles which are in a very small spot near the market.
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If you are going to Ixtapa, you must check out Playa Linda. There are lots of little shops and the pier to the Island. The plam trees are quite nice for a picture.
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Went there by taxi, no
idea what to expect, told driver (Jesus) to pick us up in 1.5 hrs. met this mini tour guide who kept inviting us over to his bar, Frederick was his name, the one with the yellow table cloths he kept saying,Langosta something or other. Very mild mannered and sociable. Introduced us to a local oyster...
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This place has a ton of stuff to see, however, there is quite a bit of garbage laying around.
We saw the crocs there, it was very cool and very safe as well
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Huge crocs rest in the sun (behind the fence) along with turtles, iguanas, beautiful birds. Some tourist items here at lower prices than in Ixtapa.
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Wasn't impressed. Gaters were the hilight. Thought there was a refuge for the gaters and turtles.
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Small flea market. Dirty. Alligator and Iguana habitat. Very interesting to see.
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We biked here and checked out the alligators. Nothing special. More shopping...
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