Mes de los ZIHsmos

I've been coming to Zihua for 25 years and been an owner of several properties. Now down to one. The airport has seen little if any real improvement. Petty extortion, no loading bridges, no FBO for private planes and you still have to taxi on the runway. The Ixtapa marina used to be nice and have more boats and more activity. A lot of the boats and the purchasing power associated with them have gone elsewhere. The marina lighthouse is long gone and only a couple restaurants are left. How about golf? The marina golf course was a gem 25 years ago. It's sad to see a nice track in such disrepair. Palma real is in better shape after Fonatur sold, but the price is steep. Golfers, who generally have decent purchasing power, can play other courses. For many people with disposable income, the beach, natural beauty and food is a good start, but it is not enough. For a place that relies on tourism, the decay of its infrastructure results in more mid to low price vacationers.