Category Archives: Cabo Corrientes
Tango at the Botanical Garden
Camping in Mayto
After a 2023 full of memorable hikings and fun dance classes, we are ready to start a new year. And the best way to recharge our batteries for the next year was with a camping weekend with friends at the beautiful Mayto and the charming Tehuamixtle.
Huracán Lidia / Hurricane Lidia/ L’Ouragan Lidia @ Puerto Vallarta
Resumen de como vivimos el Huracán Lidia y la inundación 2 días después. Summary of how we lived Hurricane Lidia and the flooding 2 days after. Résumé de la façon dont nous avons vécu l’ouragan Lidia et l’inondation 2 jours plus tard.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanksgiving is about having a quality time with your family but also important, Thanksgiving is about being thankful for everything and everyone important in your life.
Travel Moment Highlights in Puerto Vallarta with Alalibre October and November 2021
It has been a while since we have uploaded here some of our travel highlights during these last months. Before it is too late, we don’t want to miss the opportunity to share some of our latest pictures in the beautiful places we have visit in the area. Perhaps sometime in the future, you canContinue reading “Travel Moment Highlights in Puerto Vallarta with Alalibre October and November 2021”
Hurricane Nora in Vallarta.
Originally posted on Israel Andalón:
Last Saturday the 28th of August, it was a normal rainy day in Puerto Vallarta. Hurricane Nora was predicted to pass south west from Punta Perula around 1pm so we were expecting some storms as the Hurricane passed away, but then Nora decided to change her path and go…
Beach Clean Up Day!
Journée de nettoyage de la plage ! Merci Neto, merci Armando et merci à tous les bénévoles ! ¡Día de Limpieza de Playa! ¡Gracias Neto, Gracias Armando y gracias a Todos los Voluntarios! Beach Cleanup Day! Thanks Neto, Thanks Armando and thanks to All the Volunteers!
Ceibas
The Ceibas are very typical trees in Central America and Africa that we find on Alalibre’s frequent trails to the beaches and waterfalls. They reach up to 70 meters in height and their trunk reaches 3 meters in diameter. They usually develop spines when they are young.The Ceibas are sacred to the Yoruba, Nahua, MayanContinue reading “Ceibas”
Earth Day
Let’s take responsability of our consumption decisions if we want to keep enjoying the beauties of our planet! Happy Earth Day!
Alalibre 