Santa Maria del Oro, Mexico

The lake, which is a crater lake, is sunk deep into a range of mountains just beyond the border of the town.
All along the shore of the lake are restaurants and camp grounds. There is also a hotel by the name of -- what else? -- Santa Maria del Oro.
The journey down the mountain to the crater lake and the hotel is a stomach churning one. I was very glad I wasn't the one steering the car, but watching our decent from the back seat knowing I was completely out of control wasn't comforting either.

The water reflects the color of the sky. When the clouds parted, the water shone crystal blue. When the clouds filtered overhead, the water turned muddled.
The lake was lovely with its steep green-covered banks rising steeply above it.
And the hotel grounds were so well manicured. I had fun posing with this jackfruit tree. Look ma! It's bigger than my head!
Labels: Jala, Mexico, Nayarit, Riviera Nayarit, Santa Maria del Oro
5 Comments:
The picture of the lake is quite tranquil! We used to have a jackfruit tree in our childhood home!
I can't believe how big some of the jackfruit get compared to how small the trees they are hanging from!
great blogs about your trip, love our extra helpings of coverage that all of our blogs provide.
Thanks, Max!
I love it! What's the name of the Hotel you stayed there?
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