Spring break
If you look around these days what do you see? Empty schools and universities, jam-full beaches, bars and nightclubs, that look all the week like on friday night and totally relaxed youngs! These are the first things you think about. But even when the actual reason for the spring break here in Mexico is "la Semana Santa", an religious celebration, a great number of the people here in Guadalajara just get one word in their mind: Vallarta! When the Spring break starts half Guadalajara take their stuff, make their cars ready to go to the beach. They drive the winding highway to the south-west until they see the beautiful ocean from Puerto Vallarta.
But with this amount of people the beach turns unfortunately into a place resembling more to an anthill than to a beach.
But the good news are, that you just have to drive to the neighbour village to find exactly this relaxing and empty beach with the swooshing ocean. So you can even have both! The relaxing beachtime on day and the party toghether with half your city by night, just half our away.
I wish you a great spring break and hope you find the right place to spend these days like you want to! :)
I agree with you completely, I think that beaches around the world, but specially the mexican ones, get so crowded and to all the only think left is to get wasted and get laid, it's the only fun they find. But I think that there's a lot of things they can do: like hiking, learning the place's culture, to get interested by some activity, etc. I liked your post :)
ResponderEliminarI really liked your post :D and I strongly agree that this vacations might not be to relax but it is for party hard!! so if you come from other country and you like to be with a lot of people Mexico´s beaches are perfect. :)
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ResponderEliminarI love spring break, but i barely enjoyed it , two weeks are so little time
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