The ocean is NOT an azure blue, but it IS supprisingly warm. Stay off the "banana boat" ride (it is towed by a speedboat and it capsizes easily). Security of the Inn at Mazatlan and for that matter of the "Gold Zone" is obviously quiet but efficient. But do not wander too far, particularly alone. The Papagayo is a good restaurant, and even has good jazz in the evenings, but you may tire rather quickly of Mahi Mahi, and shrimp. However, there is a giant Burger King on the Camaron (and an identical McDonalds). Service on the beach is precise, but slow. It has two pools, one expressly for children; however, no one will be watching them, either there or in the ocean, as their lifeguard seems to be guarding no one's life except his own. It's a good place to have a quiet time, and, yes, discos are close by, and expecting you, if you prefer a loud time. Oddly, the milk there is bland tasting (powdered?), whereas the milk from the markets across the street is actual milk. Pay for the stuff you get with pesos, as American currency will only have to be converted at a loss. It has a nice gym if you want it, and key staff, particularly the concierge, are fluent in English. Do not expect anyone who does not need to to speak it. Say "hi" to Luis for me!

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