Careful Rob, you sound like some of the right-wing, destabilize the government types we are experiencing here in the US......lol

We have a trip scheduled to Zihua in December for couple of weeks. Can't wait to get back down your way. Last visit was in 2018, been way too long.

Thanks for keeping us irregular, regulars up to date with the Covid status,it sure helps with making an informed decision of when to travel.

Jerry

While I may not be the quickest hound dog in the pack, I can see absolutely no relationship at all between public health and banning the things I mentioned. Even the local lodging operators have to notice how these rules are hurting business.

We have a trip scheduled to Zihua in December for couple of weeks. Can't wait to get back down your way. Last visit was in 2018, been way too long.

Thanks for keeping us irregular, regulars up to date with the Covid status,it sure helps with making an informed decision of when to travel.

Jerry

Couldn't agree more about the beach. I will be testing those rules in a little over a month. On another note. Canada tied Mexico last night in soccer. I think it was the 1st goal we have scored against Mexico in 41 years?! Progress, not perfection! Hoping everyone has a good 24.

It was a very exciting game right up until the end.
--- PERO ---
¡ERA PENAL!

México hubiera ganado pero nos robaron un gol y un penal. Pues, ni modo.

Zihuatanejo currently registers 27 active cases of Covid-19, which means there's likely 3 times that many cases, but even so it's not bad for our community. Currently only one gravely ill 15-year-old is in the Covid-19 section of our Hospital General.

Even though Guerrero is under Semáforo Verde, the draconian beach rules continue, rules that sure appear to be designed to keep poorer people and anyone with pets off certain beaches and designed to force anyone who goes to the beaches to use the restaurants. I strongly disagree with these rather stupid rules that appear to have nothing to do with health protocols and everything to do with paying political favors. While it would appear irresponsible of me to tell folks to defy them, if I decide to go to any beach I sure as hell will defy them (and already do), and I pity the poor public servant who hassles me for exercising my constitutional rights (beaches in Mexico are supposed to be accessible to the public). Anyone else who feels they should be able to sit on the beach in their own chair with their own umbrella and drink anything they like out of any container they like is urged to record any incidents and post them on the social media. I honestly believe that's really all that's needed to put an end these draconian politically motivated and counterproductive measures. We need to show that it hurts tourism instead of allowing the government to continue getting away with telling folks its for public health.

Come enjoy our beaches the way they SHOULD be enjoyed. We need to write our own rules!
Beaches in Zihuatanejo-Ixtapa, Troncones & Barra de Potosí

¡Cuidemos nuestro patrimonio!
#NoBlueFlagEnNuestrasPlayas
#PreservemosPlayaManzanillo

Late afternoon at Playa Principal. A scene that encompasses part of what Zihuatanejo is all about!