The coast of Oaxaca in southern Mexico
18.04.2012
Last weekend, Cristina, Marc and I got back from a trip to the coast of Oaxaca (pronounced "waháka") in the south of Mexico. I'm still reeling from the abundance of natural beauty, amazing wildlife, uncrowded beaches, laid-back atmosphere and indigenous flavour that we saw and experienced. It was definitely my kind of holiday. Simple accommodation, outdoor activities, heaps of exploring, and plenty of photographic opportunities.
These are some of the things we discovered:
Local beaches
Rereshing spots
Fishing villages
Ecological bungalows
Big waves
Pelicans in action
Stunning sunsets
Empty beaches
Palm-fringed coasts
Dolphin spotting
Simple living
Friendly locals
Dreamy beaches
Pacific breakers
Interesting flora
Swimming with large sea turtles
Mexican villages
Mangrove tours
Peaceful lagoons
Sleeping crocodiles
Mexican colour
Incredible views
Endless white sands
Boys with boats
Local refreshment
Beach rides
Churches in squares
Small ports
Surfers
Adrenalin-packed activities
Rainbow colours
Jungly forests
Amazing waterfalls
Tasty food
Close encounters with iguanas
Oaxacan crafts
... and many more Oaxacan delights!
Posted by margaretm 08:42 Archived in Mexico Tagged beaches sea turtles coast nature dolphins palms mangroves
Makes me remember why I have made Mexico my home - even though I don't always make time to enjoy it as much as I should. Thanks for sharing your super photos!
by Lynda Martinez del Campo