What a place to live!!!

See you two tomorrow night at the SPAZ event at Orient Bay. Rumor has it that all of the tickets have been sold!

Health officials in Guerrero confirm 8 currently active cases of Covid-19 in Zihuatanejo, 73 in Acapulco, and 205 in the entire state. Numbers continue a la baja.

Don't forget to look for the green comet!

Anyone know the Canadian Donald James who apparently died of a heart attack in his room at a hostal on Calle Pedro Ascencio this afternoon?

There've been a couple of "incidents" downtown during the wee morning hours, but I guess I'm not supposed to talk about them because they haven't appeared in any local news medium. So all I can do is recommend folks be at home (or in their lodgings) after midnight.

All the waterfront restaurants downtown were full of foreigners when Lupita and I passed by earlier Tuesday evening. It sure looked like they were all having a wonderful time. Really encouraging and good to see. Apparently whatever airline troubles are occurring up north aren't keeping our visitors away. Way to be, sports fans!

The water in the bay has been calm as glass lately. Hardly a wave anywhere. But no one was out water-skiing. What's up with that?

The coolness continues in our evenings. Terrific weather! Around 30°C during the day and 20°C during the nights. Just perrrrrfect! We must be in paradise!

There's no better time to be out on the ocean doing anything or nothing while watching for whales. They are being spotted daily by local guided charter services including Zihuatanejo Ixtapa Charters. They offer a variety of beautiful luxury yachts for private charters and personalized tours with friendly captains and crews offering unforgettable adventures and experiences including dolphin and whale watching, sport fishing, snorkeling, sunsets, special events, weddings, and parties at sea.
Activities, Charters & Tours in Zihuatanejo-Ixtapa & the Region

¡Cuidemos nuestro patrimonio!
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Midday on the downtown beach when most folks are in the shade.