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It’s the dead of Winter up North, and down South of the border the weather is warm and inviting. The oceans are blue and sparkling, and the snow birds are returning. We thought we’d put together a recommended reading list for books you can look up or buy to prepare you for your journey down to Manzanillo Mexico. We've included everything in this list from Manzanillo guidebooks to basic Spanish phrasebooks to how you can live the expat lifestyle Mexican style:
Manzanillo Travel Guides... Read Full Story
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Buy One Get One Free Special for May-June '10!
Buy one week, get your second week free, or buy one room and get your second room free!
Introduction
Decompress - [verb intransitive informal: calm down and relax] . With the stresses of the world, and the state of our well-being, we all need some time to decompress. Perhaps you have your favorite locations to try and let off some steam, even if only for a few days. I can enthusiastically recommend to you that you add the Dolphin Cove... Read Full Story
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Introduction
Decompress - [verb intransitive informal: calm down and relax] . With the stresses of the world, and the state of our well-being, we all need some time to decompress. Perhaps you have your favorite locations to try and let off some steam, even if only for a few days. I can enthusiastically recommend to you that you add the Dolphin Cove Inn to your personal list of places to decompress.
From the moment you enter the inner compound of the Dolphin Cove Inn, you notice something... Read Full Story
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The next couple weeks are going to be pretty crazy in Manzanillo. Semana Santa literally means holy week. It actually ends up being about two weeks of celebration and vacation for Mexicans. They do what any inward bound countrymen would- flock to the beaches en masse. Our usually cozy and laid back Manzanillo looks like a different city this time of year. In fact, for the tourist industry, Semana Santa is the single busiest event in Manzanillo. It is the equivalent to Black Friday for the... Read Full Story
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The next couple weeks are going to be pretty crazy in Manzanillo. Semana Santa literally means holy week. It actually ends up being about two weeks of celebration and vacation for Mexicans. They do what any inward bound countrymen would- flock to the beaches en masse. Our usually cozy and laid back Manzanillo looks like a different city this time of year. In fact, for the tourist industry, Semana Santa is the single busiest event in Manzanillo. It is the equivalent to Black Friday for the... Read Full Story
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Published to Travel Cruises
There has been a lot of talk recently about the new port in Manzanillo and how tourism will change. Centro’s cruise ship crowds may seem a little more scarce this year, but there are plenty of Mexico cruises planned in the years ahead. Here are a few to start with:
Holland America Line offers a stop in Manzanillo and various other Mexican cities as part of a Polynesian Paradise cruise of between 60-65 days that covers vast areas of the Pacific ocean including Hawaii, Bora Bora, Costa Rica... Read Full Story
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Published to Travel Cruises
There has been a lot of talk recently about the new port in Manzanillo and how tourism will change. Centro’s cruise ship crowds may seem a little more scarce this year, but there are plenty of Mexico cruises planned in the years ahead. Here are a few to start with:
Holland America Line offers a stop in Manzanillo and various other Mexican cities as part of a Polynesian Paradise cruise of between 60-65 days that covers vast areas of the Pacific ocean including Hawaii, Bora Bora, Costa Rica... Read Full Story
| From : manzanilloblog.com
Not yet published.
It’s the dead of Winter up North, and down South of the border the weather is warm and inviting. The oceans are blue and sparkling, and the snow birds are returning. We thought we’d put together a recommended reading list for books you can look up or buy to prepare you for your journey down to Manzanillo Mexico. We've included everything in this list from Manzanillo guidebooks to basic Spanish phrasebooks to how you can live the expat lifestyle Mexican style:
Manzanillo Travel Guides... Read Full Story
| From : manzanilloblog.com
Not yet published.
It’s the dead of Winter up North, and down South of the border the weather is warm and inviting. The oceans are blue and sparkling, and the snow birds are returning. We thought we’d put together a recommended reading list for books you can look up or buy to prepare you for your journey down to Manzanillo Mexico. We've included everything in this list from Manzanillo guidebooks to basic Spanish phrasebooks to how you can live the expat lifestyle Mexican style:
Manzanillo Travel Guides... Read Full Story
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Not yet published.
We were very remiss in reporting on the 2nd annual Manzanillo Skim Fiesta held here in Manzanillo on the 14th and 15h of November last month. If you remember last year's Skim Fiesta, it was a blast with tons of people showing up to enjoy fun in the sun and tear up the surf. The event was hosted by X3M (say it fast... it sounds like "extreme"), an awesome website that features and sponsors extreme sport events in Mexico.
The atmosphere was friendly and laid back (as if the atmosphere in... Read Full Story
