Saved my goggles and cap, the next one was huge too. At this point I was back in knee deep water and decided that today was not a swim day.

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Be very careful in the surf. It's big!

As of last evening Zihuatanejo registered 147 confirmed cases of Covid-19, 72 of which have recovered. There have been 26 confirmed deaths from the virus.

Tourists continue arriving and heading to our beaches. I guess someone forgot to tell them that we also have the virus, because I've barely seen any wearing facemasks in the streets. Not a problem on the beaches where there is plenty of space, but they should be using them when walking among other people. Fortunately, most locals I'm seeing in our part of town seem to be using facemasks.

In case you missed it, the pier webcam is back online as are all the Ixtapa webcams. Enjoy.
Zihuatanejo-Ixtapa Beaches

The surf is still kicking up, so be careful on the beach and always pay attention to the waves when in or near the water.

Please consider making your reservations and sending a deposit now for your vacation even if it's in January or February because many lodgings need the deposit money to make preparations to open back up and meet the new sanitary guidelines. No one here wants to go back to the full closure.