After checking in to the Hotel Mayto, we headed off to the next town just 10 minutes away - Tehua. It has a lovely harbour with lots of fishing boats, and what we believe were oyster farms. There were four to five beachfront restaurants, all with the freshest seafood imaginable, so we are told. We stopped and had the best shrimp ceviche tostadas we've ever had the pleasure to taste, and it was dirt cheap. The crispy corn tostadas were HEAPED with nicely spiced giant shrimp ("prawns", in Canadian West Coast parlance).
Tehua is further blessed(?) with a statue of a large, fake Great White Shark - it was a gift from the city of Puerto Vallarta - goodness knows why. I took this photo because I thought it looked (somewhat) like it was strapped to the roof of our blue Jeep Liberty -the "catch of the day" so to speak!
And, finally, a shot of my black polished toenails from poolside at the Hotel Mayto - 3 weeks-post-pedicure...all is holding up well!
Todo bien. (It's all good.)
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