Youth Hostal Mayflower
The Mayflower Hotel and Youth Hostel is a cozy place with a very international crowd. We can communicate in English, Spanish, French and German. The 3-story building has rooms with balconies and views of the ocean. The hotel has 14 rooms with ceiling fans and private baths. The Youth Hostel has 3 dorm rooms with ceiling fans. Hot water is available 24 hours a day and purified drinking water is provided. We have a communal kitchen for the convenience of all our guests, where you can prepare your catch of the day. Our bar has been relocated and
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Casa Quinta Lili
Quality beach house with spectacular elevated views, 5 rooms, up to 10 persons can be accommodated, beach palapa, fully equipped kitchen, 5 bathrooms, 2 Jacuzzis, pool, 2 balconies with sea view, 3 car garage, 5 minute walk to one of the most beautiful beach on Puerto Escondido,
Oaxaca Fully equipped kitchen, 2 Jacuzzis, swimming pool, 2 balconies with sea view, 3 car garage, Each room has warm water, TV, bathroom, cooling system
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Puerto Escondido (literally: "Hidden Port") is a port city in the Mexican state of Oaxaca. The town was established in 1928 for the shipment of coffee. It later became a popular destination after Federal Highway 200 was built along the country's Pacific Ocean coast during the 1960s. The primary attractions are the beautiful beaches and championship surfing. It attracts thousands of surfing enthusiasts annually. Puerto Escondido is also an extremely popular destination for backpackers from all over the world.
Playa Zicatela is a famous surf break located in Puerto Escondido Mexico. This is considered one of the worlds best surfing breaks. It is held in the same category as pipeline in Hawaii. This wave has been nicknamed "the Mexican Pipeline". While there are waves year-round, the summer months (April-Sept) provide substantially larger swell. However - normal bathers need to be careful of the rip current at certain tides. It can sometimes be surprisingly difficult to get out on the north beach.
