Excursions, Martinis and Almost Tequila in Mazatlan
I happen to really like Mexican food, but I did enjoy the opportunity to check out the Riu Emerald Bay’s incredible breakfast buffet Saturday, settling on a good old-fashioned American omelet with some banana bread and hash browns. I was then on my way with Maria Elena of the Mazatlan Hotel Association and Abraham of Pronatours to Huana Coa . Before she was faced with a family emergency, my friend Theresa (aka, The Local Tourist ) was accompanying me on this trip and she had elected to go zip-lining through this Mazatlan excursion. It was not something I was interested in doing, but we did decide to head over the anyway, hoping to catch somebody in the action. We were a bit too late, but I did get a chance to speak with a Canadian couple who had a blast gliding through the Blue Agave plants (more on that in a minute) and riding the ATVs back to the starting point. There is a lot more than zip-lining in this area of Mazatlan. It’s home to Los Osuna , which is “almost” tequi