We went snorkeling/fishing Sunday - Las Gatas (on the bay side of the rocks) is still kinda-murky and greenish. But, I saw that big sea turtle who lives there chewing on some plant that grows on a rock. He's always surprised when he looks up from his eating and sees me there. He slowly leaves in a semi-circle, watching me to see if I do anything except float there - HA! Then, after the day of gray overcast skies, the sunset was vivid red/pink! FABULOUS!

I love reading your snorkeling adventures!

Zihuatanejo currently registers 15 active cases of Covid-19 according to local health authorities. I'd say we're doing very well.

The waterfront and Cancha Municipal are jam-packed full of visitors and a few locals watching the decorated and lit up boats arriving from Marina Ixtapa to Bahía de Zihuatanejo amid other events. There's also a big event at the Cancha for Domingo Cultural in observance of Día de Muertos.

Our weather remains absolutely perfect. Just warm enough in the day to feel hot in the sun, and just cool enough at night to make you think about pulling a sheet over you. We truly are fortunate.

Here are some lodgings to consider when making your reservations:
Vacation Rentals in Zihuatanejo-Ixtapa, Troncones & Barra de Potosí

¡Cuidemos nuestro patrimonio!
#NoBlueFlagEnNuestrasPlayas
#PreservemosPlayaManzanillo

Fishermen catching fish attract other fishermen.