Acapulco.... me gusto mucho,
Tanning in the sun, having lots of fun,
Extravaganza, makes me bonanza!


Our first night, we ate at one of our favorite restaurants, Su Casa. Flowers cascade over the walls and stairs leading up to the open-air, festively decorated restaurant. Nestled high on a hillside overlooking the bay, the view is breathtaking.

Of course beyond taking part in exceptional eating, we did manage to make it out to the clubs as well. And no clubs in the world can beat the classy Acapulco clubs, Mandera and Palladium, with their floor to ceiling windows next to the dance floor and incredible views of the bay. The first night we left the club at the unbelievably early hour of 3:30 a.m. and the second night we ended up meeting the future mayor of Acapulco (we'll see about that) and were persuaded to stay out until 6:45 a.m. Although we felt like that was quite an accomplishment, I doubt the people still packed in the club when we left thought that was an admirable feat. Either way, we proved that we still got it, Acapulco!
The city may be packed and may not have the prettiest beach with the clearest water, but there's something about Acapulco that has charmed our hearts and will always have a special place in our lives. It's a real city with real people in a gorgeous bay where such culture and vitality collide to create authentic beauty. I can't wait to visit Acapulco again - a city that has truly touched my heart.
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