http://ilovemexicanvacations.com/mexico-condos/have-you-vacationed-in-rocky-point-mexico Vacations in Mexico remain one of the best travel deals available. Fri, 18 May 2012 17:51:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://ilovemexicanvacations.com/mexico-condos/have-you-vacationed-in-rocky-point-mexico#comment-4925 Kelly M Sat, 14 Mar 2009 15:46:16 +0000 http://ilovemexicanvacations.com/mexico-condos/have-you-vacationed-in-rocky-point-mexico#comment-4925 I went there this past summer, and it was beautiful. There is not much night life, so if you're going to relax, then this place is wonderful. I didn't stay at the same place you are, I stayed at the Mayan Palace on a time share, and I had the time of my life! There are outdoor markets, restaurants, and I'm sure there are excursions, but it's not at lively as other cities in Mexico.<br><b>References : </b><br> I went there this past summer, and it was beautiful. There is not much night life, so if you’re going to relax, then this place is wonderful. I didn’t stay at the same place you are, I stayed at the Mayan Palace on a time share, and I had the time of my life! There are outdoor markets, restaurants, and I’m sure there are excursions, but it’s not at lively as other cities in Mexico.
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]]> http://ilovemexicanvacations.com/mexico-condos/have-you-vacationed-in-rocky-point-mexico#comment-4924 sloopy Sat, 14 Mar 2009 11:18:41 +0000 http://ilovemexicanvacations.com/mexico-condos/have-you-vacationed-in-rocky-point-mexico#comment-4924 The only thing I've ever heard about Rocky Point, MX, was from young lady I knew that worked at our plant in Mexicali. She said she couldn't wait to get out of there as there was nothing to do. It's not on a Top Ten places to visit in Mexico, that I know of. Of course, this topic is totally subjective. What's one man's junk is another man's treasure sort of thing. Probably because it is off the beaten path, there may not be a lot of places to visit, shop or dine as there would be in a popular destination. If that is what you're after, then by all means go and enjoy yourselves. I do know that several developers have been trying to build home developments and resorts there, they probably bought the land relatively inexpensively compared to other tourist destination locations. We've driven down to Puerto Vallarta many times and although have stopped enroute at many places (Guaymas, San Carlos, Mazatlan, San Blas, Sayulita, etc) we've never been intrigued sufficiently to see what was in Puerto Penasco, as it's known in Spanish. Having said that, if you spend all your time in and around the resort, it looks fairly nice. So, why not? You sound young enough to take it as it is, whatever that is. It is a learning experience, for sure. When you return, though, please don't judge other Mexican places by what you find or see (or don't see) there.<br><b>References : </b><br>Been to MX over 100 times (truck, plane, sailboat), lives in MX 3-4 mos a yr., wife from MX. The only thing I’ve ever heard about Rocky Point, MX, was from young lady I knew that worked at our plant in Mexicali. She said she couldn’t wait to get out of there as there was nothing to do.
It’s not on a Top Ten places to visit in Mexico, that I know of.
Of course, this topic is totally subjective. What’s one man’s junk is another man’s treasure sort of thing.
Probably because it is off the beaten path, there may not be a lot of places to visit, shop or dine as there would be in a popular destination. If that is what you’re after, then by all means go and enjoy yourselves.
I do know that several developers have been trying to build home developments and resorts there, they probably bought the land relatively inexpensively compared to other tourist destination locations.
We’ve driven down to Puerto Vallarta many times and although have stopped enroute at many places (Guaymas, San Carlos, Mazatlan, San Blas, Sayulita, etc) we’ve never been intrigued sufficiently to see what was in Puerto Penasco, as it’s known in Spanish.
Having said that, if you spend all your time in and around the resort, it looks fairly nice. So, why not? You sound young enough to take it as it is, whatever that is. It is a learning experience, for sure.
When you return, though, please don’t judge other Mexican places by what you find or see (or don’t see) there.
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Been to MX over 100 times (truck, plane, sailboat), lives in MX 3-4 mos a yr., wife from MX.

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