n the spring of 1992 the founding members of the Grupo Ecológico de la Costa Verde, A.C. (the Group) organized and built the first marine nursery in San Francisco, Nayarit. By June of that year protection of Olive Ridley and Leatherback turtle eggs had begun. On June 19th 2013 our
This is taken from Erin’s blog that I saw on www.sanpanchoweather.com. ” We came to San Pancho to see our friends Victoria and Steve who raved about this tiny beach town on Mexico’s Pacific Coast. We were enticed by talk of whales and turtles, jungle covered hills and long stretches
I realized unless you go to www.vrbo.com/1952 or to tripadvisior.com you don’t really get a chance to see what renters are saying about Casa Melissa. So here are three of the emails I have received February/March 2013. WOW! What an extraordinary place you have. We could not have enjoyed
La Patrona is a restaurant at the Polo Field. You can eat dinner there most nights, but on Saturdays you can eat and watch a polo game. I went, and it was fun, but I really didn’t know the rules of the game (luckily the guy at the table next
I found this interesting chart of high and low temperatures on the www.sanpanchoweather.com website. I was surprised how cool it can get. Of course I always bring a sweater in the winter. But the weather is perfect for hiking and playing tennis. And of course swimming in the heated pool!
News from the non-profit birding club in San Pancho: “What is coming next season for S.P.B.O. As the freshly feathered San Pancho Bird Observatory (SPBO) fledges our team is working to bring birding in San Pancho to the next level. Weekly bilingual bird-id lectures will be offered at Entreamigos; these
I am sure you all know the Organic Bistro at Cielo Rojo, their delicious food and their tequilla tastings and great cocktails. However you may not have heard about yet another delicious and exotic concoction – the Thai Mojito! Virtualvallarta.com recently featured Cielo Rojo’s THAI MOJITO as one of “Three
I just returned from a fabulous week at Casa Melissa. The first morning we saw two humpback whales breaching very close to shore – just about 1000 feet off the pool. The first thing that grabbed my attention was a loud sound – I looked up to see a whale
BACK FROM THE BRINK BY JOSLIN BERTRAND The months of August and September are the peak nesting season for endangered Olive Ridley Sea Turtles in Mexico. If you walk the beach any night this month after midnight you might be rewarded by the sight of one of these amazing creatures
This court is made of astroturf and sand. It is great for the summer (rainy) season because it is ready for play 15 minutes after the rain stops. And no need to roll out the puddles! This is a great court if you are a mature player, as it is