The Guadalajara Reporter
Guadalajara's Largest English Newspaper
Smiles and sunshine
Nothing compares to returning to north Banderas Bay after a summer away. After the crazy months of restrictions we’re embracing living outdoors, dancing, connecting with others, taking endless beach walks, and eating the healthiest food that is readily available.
As my last official article for this 2020/2021 season, I want to thank my readers, and the publishers, for allowing me to use my voice to support the area I love and am proud to call home.
Wellbeing
Typically, this is the time of year when folks get crazed about getting beach body fit. For me, it’s about checking in on how I’m feeling.
This week I’m sharing ethnic food options. When I put out the call asking for locals to share their favorite ethnic spots, I thought at least one person would tell me that Mexican food is ethnic food, but nope, my peeps got me!
Love is in the air
Dinner at your favorite romantic restaurant is always a good idea for Valentine’s Day(Dia del Amor y la Amistad in Mexico), so I’ll share some suggestions below.
Profoundly aware that regular high season happenings are restricted this year, it only takes a little effort to find something new to do that in the past one might not have considered.
Living in a beachfront town invites sunbathing, margarita sipping, water sports, beach strolls and sunsets.
