Yes, being vaccinated sure makes it more comfortable while out and about. Though I don't need to, I still find myself pulling a bandana over my face when in close proximity to folks who might not be vaccinated out of respect for their fears more than anything else.

Warm saludos to you both. I'll look forward to seeing you in October on your next visit.

Everything else was pretty much our usual trip. Did our Covid test with Azumed which came to our condo, in and out in 15 minutes with an email in 90 minutes. Our taxi driver friend called and helped us set it up. We have been fully vaccinated for months now so were not worried at all. Since the condo we rented had a max occupancy of 6 we registered our taxi driver friend, his wife and son. Worked out really great, his 7 year old son was learning how to swim and the husband was very helpful when we needed anything plus we always learn a few more words from him. Sometimes we would invite them out for meals and have them pick out the restaurant. It would always be someplace inexpensive, good and they would be very conservative ordering. At one time I had to tell them that it was ok to order more than 1 soda to share for 3 people. Never seen anything like this back home, more like what’s the most expensive thing on the menu.

When up early masking was pretty much nonexistent but later in the day/night most people were following the rules. We were not wearing masks walking to the pool which seemed to not be an issue. Our last full day the wife was not feeling the best so we made it a Netflix day. We talked our local friends into coming over for swimming, when they walked to the pool security told them to put on masks and that they were going to report it to the front desk. Never heard anything about it but it did look suspiciously like reverse discrimination which I have seen before with other local friends in Cabo. All around it was another great trip to Zihuatanejo.