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The Huatulco Bays are located along the coast of Oaxaca, at the end of the Southern Sierra Madre Mountains, stretching over 35 kilometres along the Mexican Pacific Ocean’s seashore, between the Coyula and Copalita River mouths.
Because of its geographic location, the Huatulco Bay’s topography is formed by mountains, valleys and slopes and is quite rough and uneven. The land formations are irrigated by the Coyula, San Augustín and Copalita Rivers, giving a very special tough to the magnificent landscape where the nine beautiful bays are located.
Huatulco has two towns. The main city, Santa Maria Huatulco, is situated 307 metres above sea level, 31 kilometres from Santa Cruz Huatulco.
Santa Cruz Huatulco is the most important municipality because of its tourism located at the town named “La Crucecita”.
One of the many advantages of the Huatulco Bays is the climate: warm, semi humid, with a year-round average temperature of 28° C. Winters temperature is never below 14° C. Spring’s and summer’s maximum temperatures increase to 38° C… |
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yen_2 Wed May 14, 2003 20:10 UTC
Hey Ron, Calcutta Beach looks surely Amazing and please I'm hungry with that delicious food there...Catch of the day Seafoods..goshhh:-) | filipdebont Tue May 13, 2003 17:03 UTC
Hola, amigo Ron, como estas? Una pagina muy bonita con muchas fotos maravillosas |
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