Remember when you are here, do not drive like the locals. YOU have to stop at stop signs and red lights. Should you get stopped just smile and be agreeable. In reality we have not had a problem with police harassment. It is still a small town and everybody knows everybody or someone who knows them. Most depend on tourism directly or indirectly and most locals are concerned that the tourists have a good time.
You'll have a great time. The restaurant on-site is good and the weather is beautiful right now.
very nice, you'll love it. Great for young kids too with a nice pool/play area and close beach access. Good restaurant also if Chef Mickey's is still there.
Yes...definitely...the stop signs and red lights don't apply to the locals!!!:rofl::stir::moon:
Roberto, I havent been pulled over in over two years now. This is a personal best for me. I think it has to do with the kind of truck that I have now. However, about a year ago I decided to start driving more like the locals. I started instituting mandatory passing of anyone slower than me and even some stop sign runs. Its so liberating and efficient not having to stop or slow down for anything that I get great MPG... The cops know to stay out of my way. ~~~~MueveTE~~~~ TENGO``````PRISO```````~~~~~~~~WEY~~~~~~
This is perfect then. It will be 4 adults and 7 kids...
You will love it. Most of the houses have grass in the front unless they are directly on the beach. Which house are you renting?
House # 2 I believe.....
I have been driving that route for the past 20 years as a pleasure trip and for the last 2 years as a shuttle service and I have not had any problems going or coming back whether it was day or night traveling, if you are not familiar with the area I suggest you drive during the day, if you have to stop, since there is sand in the side of the road and you can easily get stuck unless you can see well to find a hard spot, good shoulders in the road but I rather stop a bit further away from the road itself.
