interesting mexican vacations?

anyone have suggestions for a quaint, out of the way mexican fishing
village destination? would like to find something with purified water
and safe for visitors, but not touristy at all. maybe too tall an
order huh? i guess playa del carmen used to be like this, but not
anymore really. would like to find a place wife and child and i can
visit on an annual basis, get to know the people, etc. doesn't need to
be on the coast i guess, but if inland, should have some other natural
appeal or low cost or spa, etc.

thanks for any and all suggestions!!!

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anyone have suggestions for a quaint, out of the way mexican fishing
village destination? would like to find something with purified water
and safe for visitors, but not touristy at all. maybe too tall an
order huh? i guess playa del carmen used to be like this, but not
anymore really. would like to find a place wife and child and i can
visit on an annual basis, get to know the people, etc. doesn't need to
be on the coast i guess, but if inland, should have some other natural
appeal or low cost or spa, etc.

thanks for any and all suggestions!!!



Gainesville, Georgia is nice. Lake Sidney Lanier is the most
used Corp of Engineers lake in America and has been over 30 years
because it is around 50 miles from Atlanta. Gainesville is considered
the poultry processing capital of the US. The population of the area
grew 40% between 1991 and 2001. They estimate there are over 50,000
illegal Mexican aliens presently in the area. In 2003 Georgia is considered
the number one destination of illegal Mexican aliens in US and Gainesville
has at times been the number one destination in Georgia. This should be
everything you're looking for.

"paul" wrote in message
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anyone have suggestions for a quaint, out of the way mexican fishing
village destination? would like to find something with purified water
and safe for visitors, but not touristy at all. maybe too tall an
order huh? i guess playa del carmen used to be like this, but not
anymore really. would like to find a place wife and child and i can
visit on an annual basis, get to know the people, etc. doesn't need to
be on the coast i guess, but if inland, should have some other natural
appeal or low cost or spa, etc.

thanks for any and all suggestions!!!

I am told that Puerto Penasco (Rocky Point), Mexico is a super nifty place
to go. Out of the way, not too touristy (the tourists who are there are
generally snow birds and live there part time). Not Americanized but
friendly toward Americans. Check out http://www.puerto-penasco.com for more
info.

SD