Well I have been here now for 6 days and have enjoyed every one
of them. If I don’t leave soon I may never want to leave. The weather is hot
but not as much as Arizona and the ocean is right here to jump into. They say
the temperature will get real nice in about four to six weeks and that is when
all the snowbirds from Canada and the states will be down. This place will be
packed. 
I have been staying at the Totonaka RV Park, for $12/150 peso
I get a tent spot, swimming pool, showers, Laundromat, WIFI, clubhouse, fish
cleaning room, easy access to the beach, and 24 hour security and more. The
staff is outstanding too. Check out their website at www.totonakarv.com and email totonarv@yahoo.com
The people are very friendly and helpful. They are very polite
with their help as I struggle through my Spanish. Most of everyone here speaks
some English and that make it an easy place to fit right into.
There is a marvelous beach bar called Soggy Peso. Four nights
a week it has a live band, always great margarita’s and guacamole ( I had that
for lunch, 90 peso), the other night I tried their crab tostadas with another
margarita while watching the sunset and enjoying to band, what a life. They don’t
have a website but do have an email address lisasoggypeso@gmail.com
My plan is to go further down the cost and tryout some other
dive spots. This has been a great starting place, but I want more. I’ll let you
know what I find when I find it. I have had fun getting to know my new
underwater camera, one thing is that everything is always moving, me, the fish,
the water, so trying to get things centered and in focus has been challenging.
I have a lot of time and opportunity to get it right. The practice is always fun
too.
