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Clear skies this Tuesday morning meant the day's heat arrived early. There were very few visitors to be seen anywhere during the day or early evening. This week is the last hurrah until the long-weekend for Día de la Independencia in mid-September. This coming weekend rain is predicted, so that may scare some potential visitors off.

School starts back up next Monday, so life will return to "normal" as we know it. Many businesses geared towards tourists will close either during the weekdays or for a month or 3. So if you have any favorite shops or restaurants you'd like to visit, now's the time.

This week the municipal government will be removing the summer decorations and putting up decorations for el Mes de la Patria. A shame we can't just enjoy our natural beauty. Zihuatanejo never needed Disneylandish gimmicks before.

The mar de fondo arrived in earnest yesterday, and large waves have been seen in Zihuatanejo's bay. Today's photo below is of a medium-sized wave early this morning, but some were rolling in at least twice that high. Fortunately, the piers weren't closed to boat traffic.

Not sure where to stay? Confused by so many lodging choices? Let my friend Carmen at ZihuaMía match you with a vacation lodging or a long-term rental ideal for your tastes and needs. Carmen offers a variety of vacation and residential properties for rent in Zihuatanejo, including some beautiful waterfront locations.
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Olas de un evento de mar de fondo llegan a la bahía de Zihuatanejo durante el amanecer.