If Bicycle=Bicicleta then Tricycle=Tricicleta ....?
After Puerto Escondido, we started heading back in the direction of home and stopped in Puerto Angel for an afternoon and a night. We decided it was WAY too tiny for us, spent a little time on the beach and then had rooftop dinner at our hotel.
It was a cute little town, but there was absolutely nothing to do there, so we decided we didn't want to spend that last days of our vacation just being bored. We are spoiled and we know it.
The next morning we got on an early bus to Huatulco, which is the next major city over, where a lot of cruise ships port for a day. It's more of a touristy town, and we found plenty to do here. Plus, the water was super blue!!!
Bonnie and I decided we wanted to take a tractor ride on the beach!
Well actually it is more like a tricycle, or in Spanish I guess that would be a tricicleta?
Either way, it was a lot of fun, and totally hilarious!!!
Little Bonnie was so tuckered out from pedaling that she fell fast asleep. GOTCHA BON BON!!!!!
After a long long day at the beach, we walked over to dinner in town at this cute little place. I had Sopa Azteca, which is usually VERY different and not like this at all, so do not be fooled. It was pretty good...but certainly not as good as other things that I have had, so I was a bit disappointed.
But for the first time in Mexico, we got to eat salsa and chips brought to us by our waiter. This does not happen in Mexico like you think it should, because that is American...do not be fooled.
I am so so glad we decided to come to Huatulco for a few days before heading home, it really is a nice little city, and there is tons to do and tons of people which we love. It is so touristy in fact that the people here look at us shocked when we speak in Spanish to them..kind of fun. We are headed out for an all day 7 beach snorkel trip!
-Sara Jacqueline
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