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Sun . sand . surf . ... and so much more.
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Horseback riding on the beach
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Birding at nearby estuaries
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Visit nearby sea turtle hatchery
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Sea kayaking around the peninsula
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Beach combing the coastline
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Jogging the ocean front
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Day trips to nearby towns and beaches
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Surfing the waves or boogie-boarding the mile long breakers...
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Guests may enjoy the spa, receive a pampering therapeutic massage from Erica, sip cocktails and dine on fresh local foods all without leaving the property.
"After we grilled the fish we had just caught, we took a trip into town to see the local rodeo! What fun. Now that's a real Mexican vacation!
Chris and Lee, Chicago, IL, USA
"Thank you Ericka! ~ You have the touch!
~ Sharon, Austin TX
Need something less physical?
Explore the surrounding jungle, visit the turtle and bird estuary, whale watch from the point or stroll the abundant grounds.
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Whale Watching Up Close!
Plan your visit in mid-November through March to enjoy the majestic whale watching available very close to La Villa Bella, off the point of Costa Custodio. Whales are often even 'touchable' during the prime season.
In addition to whales, the excursion will often find schools of dolphins, manta rays, and an occasional spotted whale shark.
Observing Sea Turtle Migration, Nesting and Hatching in Mexico
Playa Las Tortugas, just across the estuary south from La Villa Bella on the mangrove mudflats, is the home of a migratory bird preserve and the location of the public/government supported Sea Turtle Protection Camp that extends for miles along the coast. Turtle Conservatory Organizations host public preservation, protection and release programs annually for sea turtle hatchlings and are available for public participation.
The optimum time for observing the hatching season in Mexico is late August, September, October and may extend into November pending environmental factors.
Some turtle sanctuaries (Playa Las Tortugas / La Villa Bella) may keep the newly hatched infants in sanctuary protection for a few weeks (3-4) so they gain strength before ocean release, usually after sun set.
A local notice will generally advise villa guests, and others of a pending release. Reserve early for a desired vacation date.
Dear Jossie,
You were so right! My kids (and us as well) LOVED the turtle release at Playa Las Tortugas! It was worth the cost of the whole trip!. We also saw two hump backed whales just off the point on our way back to the villa. Awesome.
The GG Family, Denver, CO ~ USA
