Bye Bye Huatulco

Aerial view of Atlantic. 

Back home

From +27 to -13 C = 40 C fall in temperatures. 

Time waits for nobody

Like everything good, time flies by. Countdown on sunset is 60 sec.... 

Puerto Escondido

Sunset gathers romantically inclined folks from the nearby sites and vicinities. 

Iguanas

Hard to spot it. A local restaurant, just as a way to attract tourists, created a little iguana spot. After free food was supplied and a protection from humans was guaranteed (apparently iguanas are being a local delicacy), iguanas multiplied to currently make a couple of dozens in this spot. 

Locals

 

Ventanilla

Do you see a little window in the rocks? This is the result of the nature's erosion work - ventana (window, sp) 

No fear ...

... when you are separetad by a fence from this monster. 

Papa Gator

 

Baby Gators

Who would think that these adorable creatures grow up to become the most fearsome monsters in the world.

A biggy

Mother tortuga 

Turtle museum

Tortugas (turtles) are much faster than commonly perceived. They also can easily bite off your finger. 

340 days

The fact: Huatulco has an average of 340 sunny days in a year, which is not to say that the remaining 26 are rain. It can be simply overcast.
I like Canadian change of seasons, though. 

Simple life

Fresh coconut with a twist of rum can be very refreshing for the pallet.

Local Church

Catholic, of course 

Paella

Lovely spanish dish. On this particular occasion, watching it being made was better than tasting it. 

All these pretty horses

 

Don Quixote

Spanish food 

Restaurant

Not a bad idea at all, eh? All these restaurant chairs are pretty boring. 

Motorcycle Diaries

It turns out that an exhaust pipe can live you with a burn that will take an aloe to heal. 

Out of the water...

...came a mermaid. Can't have it - she lives in the ocean.

Green and blue

Go ahead, enlarge the pic - it is not an optical illusion, this kitty has two distinctly different eye colours - green bad blue. Can't have it - Raul's kitty.

At Night

 

Bahia

Local bays are incredibly picturesque. 

La Crucecita

A local town population of 4,000 solely lives off tourism.