Barra de Potosi is a tiny tranquil beachfront fishing village in the state of Guerrero, Mexico. It is home to a popular lagoon, where you can view the locals fishing for crabs. There are a couple good seafood restaurants with a great view of the bay, Bahia el Potosi. We rented rooms through Airbnb, one of our favorite ways to travel, and we stayed right on the beach, Playa Blanca. One afternoon we were fortunate enough to watch the whales breaching the waves right off the shore in beautiful Mexico. It was amazing!

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Hazy Sunsets and Waves is available in my shop.

Dark Open Waters is available in my shop. The whales we saw were breaching in front of these two giant rocks.

Palm at Dusk is available in my shop.

One morning we made the drive to Zihuatanejo to visit the market.

We found this little guy on an evening beach stroll. My flash let me get a decent shot of him.

Window to The Sea is available in my shop. Our view, with a breeze, from our room.

Touch of Pink is available in my shop.

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This is what it is like trying to get a decent picture of my four rugrats…. after probably 20 images these were my best captures!

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Sandy Path is available in my shop.

This Airbnb property was a winner. We really loved our stay here. Search for “Zihuatanejo de Azueta” on Airbnb after you sign up with my link ;-)

Take a look at little man’s sunburned and peeling shoulders! Too much time in the sun :-( I swear I put sunscreen on all of them!

Life’s a Beach is available in my shop.

And that concludes our stay in Barra de Potosi! Hope you enjoyed the colorful pictures of Mexico :-) Signing off, Tina

Originally published March 13, 2018