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We awoke to lightning and thunder and a nice light rain again this Wednesday morning that lasted until around 7:30 or so before stopping, and soon afterwards the sun came out. Not nearly as active as the storm the night before. It helped keep the temperature mild for the rest of the morning.
Unfortunately no warning signs were placed at any beaches to warn bathers of the health risk of swimming in the bay after a heavy rain due to all the runoff from the hillsides.
Also unfortunately this morning a panga captain tried to use the pier at Playa Linda, and tourists were swept off the platform and into the water by a large wave. This is the reason the pier had been closed the previous day. But since there were no officials from the port captain's office present at Playa Linda at that hour enforcing the pier closure, the panga captain felt emboldened to put people's lives at risk. Playa Quieta continues to be the safest place in that region for water taxis to use to access Isla Ixtapa. It was always sheer stupidity to put a pier at Playa Linda.
Large swells up to 2½ meters high are expected again this Thursday. Good for surfers. The chances of rain are minimal this jueves pozolero, so enjoy our beaches and our local pozole.
Speaking of good surf, some of the finest lodgings in Troncones can be found at Inn at Manzanillo Bay. A laid-back luxury inn located on the beach at Playa Manzanillo with 10 individual air-conditioned tropical bungalow suites in a serene tropical setting around a pool and excellent restaurant serving some of the most incredible dishes in the region. A perfect location for surfers and those who like to watch them. (click to enlarge image)
Vacation Rentals & Bungalows in Troncones
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Mediodía en Playa Principal frente a la bahía de Zihuatanejo.
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