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We walked every day to Playa la Ropa. You walk on the road in front of the hotel. There’s a steep driveway up, then along the sidewalk for 5 minutes, then down a steep but paved road. Takes you right to the beach La Ropa. If you have disability issues, you can take a taxi, which would drive around the bend to the La Ropa commercial street, and drop you where it’s flat.

Hello My Husband is a non swimmer & was comfortable in these waters. There were many families with young children in & on the beach. Some days the water is calmer than others so use your judgment but always respect the Ocean. Excellent water temperature too! There is snorkeling just off the beach towards the North near the rock formations or further South in the bay at Las Gatas. Our son & his wife did go snorkeling but they brought their own gear. It is likely that you can rent mask & snorkeling but it is alway nice to bring your own. Hope this helps

I was there in November 2018. Stayed at Playa Madera & walked to Playa la Ropa every day. Very quiet in the daytime. In the town of Zihua, I did see the army patrol truck - 6 men with masks, in uniform, around a machine gun on the back of an open truck. What would they be aiming at? If you read the Travel Advisories carefully, Zihua is exempted, i.e. it's safe. I have heard that local people are subject to extortion, i.e, give me a 'loan' which I have no intention of paying back. Probably not going to happen to a tourist.

There are a couple of local shops by the beach where you can buy some groceries. Head to the large supermarket for your big food . Taxis are cheap and easy.

the place for massage is in the middle of la ropa beach. you will see the stands like little tents. 1 hour for 200 pesos.

Try Trancones, just a little north of Zihuateneo (but you need a taxi or a car. I have a great taxi driver, if you need a referral.

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