Quiahuiztlan (Veracruz, Mexico) on Lomography

Quiahuiztlan (Veracruz, Mexico)
written by lomomanolo on May 9th, 2008 (0 votes)

Tags
recreation, food, history, culture, beach, and Veracruz
Where
Carretera Veracruz - Nautla (in front of El Cerro de los Metates in Villa Rica)
Veracruz, Mexico
Veracruz
Mexico
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In Mexico`s history, this place was a city with 17,000 inhabitants before the Conquest, and it was in this place where the Spanish first set foot in Mexico more than 500 years ago. Today it is a small village, with fishermen, boats, a few houses, a good restaurant also called Quiahuiztlan and 2 or more miles of beach for yourself and some few more visitors. Even for winter days, it`s a good option for eating seafood, getting a tan (or becoming red if you`re too white), and swimming. Q: Why? A: Because it`s Mexico, and there the winter does not exist.

One more thing, While in Mexico, no ISO 400, please, ISO 100 will be just fine.

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