Enjoy your yoga experience in a tropical paradise. The private house is located in the quaint Mexican village of Caleta de Campos. Caleta, as the locals call it, is located on the Michoacán coast of mainland Mexico. Nestled above the breathtaking Caleta Bay, the house boasts picturesque views of the ocean from nearly every room and is only a five minute walk to the beach. The gentle sounds of the Pacific will lull you to sleep and the beautiful tropical sunrise greets you in the morning.
- Located: approximately 200 km/ 3 hours North of Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo
- Money: There are no banks or ATM machines so come prepared! There is a place to change money. Some stores accept US dollars (but will give you about a 10/1 set exchange rate) and nobody accepts credit or debit cards.
- Locals: The locals are extremely nice and friendly. Caleta and Nexpa are beach towns so everyone is muy tranquilo.
- Weather: Warm, tropical, humid and sunny. The house is very close to the beach so be prepared for nightly ocean breezes that can be a little cool.
GETTING HERE:
- There are several international airports located in Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo (closest airport), Morelia, Guadalajara & Colima
- Rental cars are available at the airport (better rates are available if you book in advance online) and handy if you plan on driving around or sight seeing but if you just want to get here and not deal with driving here are some other options…
- Private transportation to and from the house is available upon request (advanced reservations required) for $150
- Bus travel is fairly cheap and available all over Mexico and certainly to and from airports to Caleta de Campos
- Taxis to and from the airport (Ixtapa/Zihuatenajo) run anywhere from $200-$300 each way (depending on who you talk to)
* Please contact us and we will be happy to help you with travel arrangements to and from the house*
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TRAVEL TIPS:
- The first and best thing you should do is check the Mexican tourism website, and check with the Mexican embassy in your country for current information, travel tips, entry document requirements
- US travelers are now required to have a valid passport to enter the country as well as a visa (check with the Mexican Embassy in your country for your specific document requirements.
- There are currently no vaccinations required for travelling to Mexico
- Traveler’s insurance is a good idea incase of any unforeseen medical issues or emergencies
WHAT TO BRING:
- Yoga mat
- Yoga clothing (it is warm, hot & tropical so wear appropriate clothing. Breathable fabric is best)
- Towels (it is recommended to bring 2 towels, one for showering and one for the beach)
- Sunscreen, sunhat, sunglasses, bathing suit, rain jacket (just in case)
- Personal items (medications, glasses, contact lenses, insect repellent, toiletries etc…)
- Large 3 ring binder, colored pencils, pens
- It gets a little chilly sometimes at night with the ocean breezes so you might want to bring a light sweatshirt
- There are several markets, and pharmacies in town for necessities but don’t expect to find your special/favorite brand of face lotion here…best to bring any specialty items from home
- Please do not bring any candy or junk food items into the house…part of your yoga experience is to follow a healthy and cleansing diet for the time you are here
- Please no alcohol or drugs. If you are caught using alcohol or drugs (even if you are not within the perimeters of the house) you will be asked to leave and your money will not be refunded
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