Home Living in Mexico How We Chose Huatulco How We Chose Huatulco by Brooke Gazer July 24, 2018 by Brooke Gazer 2.2K We left Canada in February of 1999, spending five months living like gipsies, exploring every beach on Mexico’s Pacific coast. We were looking for the perfect place to open a B&B but had not found it until we arrived in Huatulco. We were immediately struck by how beautiful it was here; the pristine beaches, the groomed palm lined boulevards, and the tidy town center of La Crucecita. It felt like a place that tourists would want to visit. We were also impressed with the infrastructure that FONATUR had developed and the fact that the land titles were clean. We had viewed to many properties that were not and this was a concern for us. On our day third day, at seven in the morning, we drove to La Entrega to go snorkeling before anything was open. Seeing a huge sea turtle swimming underwater was a mesmerizing moment and we took it as a sign that we had indeed found our new home. We bought property overlooking Tejoncito cove, hired an architect to build Agua Azul la Villa, and have never looked back. It was the best decision we have ever made. 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Brooke Gazer Brook was born and raised in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, but caught the travel bug early. In 2001 she and her husband opened Agua Azul la Villa (http://www.bbaguaazul.com/), a six-room bed and breakfast. You can read Brooke's blog here: https://www.brookegazer.com/. She also writes for The Eye (https://theeyehuatulco.com/), a regional English magazine in Mexico. previous post Moving to Mexico: Doing it Yourself vs. Hiring a Moving Company next post Getting Mexican Citizenship You may also like How To Get a Work Visa to Work... September 10, 2024 Why is Huatulco One of the Best Places... August 12, 2024 How To Find the Right School For Your... August 8, 2024 Why I Love Living In Mexico July 10, 2024 How To Use Mexican Interior Design Services July 9, 2024 How to Create a Stunning Xeriscape Garden in... May 1, 2024 How To Conserve Water in Your Home in... April 10, 2024 Holiday & Festival Dates in Oaxaca Throughout the... January 6, 2024 December’s posadas mix dancing, fireworks, drink and devotion December 16, 2023 How To Celebrate the Holiday Season in Mexico December 15, 2023 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.