 |
| HERE ARE OUR BEACHES |
 |
| Hacienda del Sol |
 |
| Mangrove |
|
| Beach at the house |
|
| Second beach |
| We have a couple beaches, separated by a Mangrove forest. |
| This beach is only 100 yd from the house. The last hurricane washed most of the sand in the water, but there is still some left. On low tide, the water is very shallow, but perfect for small children and clam digging. |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| This is the second beach just around the Mangrove forest. Nice soft sand, a lovely bay, great swimming and a whole bunch of Palapas to give you shade. |
| Of course, please use always a proper bathing attire, a G-string or a sombrero. (Yes, the sombreros are placed right) |
| The Mangrove forest is a real treasure for bird lovers. Here are nesting all the sea birds, from the Cormoran to the Fregat birds, Herons, Heremans, Boobies, it is a real bird sanctuary. |
| It is just wonderful taking our kayaks, paddeling into the tide channels and watching all the birds. |
| There are many miles to hike along the beach, going toward the peninsula of El Mogote. We have plenty of Eagles, Osprays, Falcons and of course Buzzards. An Ornithologist had once set up a feeder at the Hacienda and counted more than 300 different species. |
|
| For any kind of questions, see at first our FAQ site |
| To go back to the site you came from, click the back button of your browser. |
 |
 |
 |
| This picture was made by John Chakeres right here at the beach. He is a well known photographer artist, has exhibitions all over the world and is professor at the university of Columbus OH. Click his name to see his web site. |
| copyright 2003 |
 |
 |
 |