Mexico Nutz and Bolts Articles
The Guatemalan Border Scam – Mexico/Guatemalan Border
Jason Haase asks, how
Jane Wong imparts her advice to those planning to visit Mexico.
Acapulco News – MexicoJojo Jones offers brief updates on what is going
Puerto Vallarta – Summer 2004 – Puerto Vallarta, MexicoJR highlights a new restaurant in town and remarks
Mexico Travel FactsThe Basics
Country: Mexico
Where is it?: Middle America, bordering the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, between Belize and the US and bordering the North Pacific Ocean, between Guatemala and the US.
Why do people go here?: Mexico is large enough – and diverse enough – to have something for every [...]
Acapulco Travel Guide – RestaurantsAcapulco Travel Guide – Restaurants
Luxury
The consensus is that Madeira’s, Baikal and Kookaburra, on the hillside in Las Brisas, are among the best restaurants in town. Le Jardin des Artiste, across from the Continental Hotel, has also had good reports. El Olvido, on Diana Circle, is set on a terrace just above the beach, and [...]
Acapulco Travel Guide – Transport
Taxis
Very few Acapulco taxis have meters, so settle the fare before you get in. The basic rate is 25 pesos for an ‘average’ ride: if your trip starts and ends on either side of the big flagpole in front of Papagayo Park, the fare should be about twenty-five pesos. Longer [...]
Acapulco Travel Guide – History
On 13 December 1521, exactly four months after the fall of Tenochtitlán, the Spanish found the tiny fishing village of Acapulco. Spanish explorers used the port, which is virtually the only natural deep-water harbor south of San Francisco, to begin exploring what was called the ‘Great South Sea’. Westward [...]
Acapulco Travel Guide – AccommmodationAcapulco Travel Guide – Accommodation Hotels in Acapulco
Here are some economical hotels in Acapulco. There are, of course, hundreds of others because tourism is Acapulco's ONLY industry. If you want more hotels, or more information, let me know.
Hotels near the center of old Acapulco:
Hotel Añorve (just west of the Zócalo) [...]
