Adventures Around Acapulco, Part 2: La Angosta Beach at Sunset
Here's the second half of the photos I shot at the La Angosta Beach, in Acapulco, Mexico.
This is what happens when big waves crash into waterside monuments.
Proof of the strength of cut ants.
I love how dangerous some things can be here, while still being open to the public. Acapulco and Mexico in general is known for features that would straight be illegal in the United States. It makes everything a bit more free and adventures, if you ask me.
Thanks for looking, until next time!
Excellent post dear friend @ lily-da-vine, congratulations on the choice of trip and the excellent captures, it is a very beautiful place that you have decided to visit, the pictures are really beautiful, I really like the sunset, although I must admit Which are all very beautiful, thank you very much for sharing these beautiful pictures
Thank you for the comment and for looking! I hope to show the world just how awesome Acapulco is through these posts!
Looks like an awesome adventure with a bit of risk to spice things up! I have a feeling that if you keep your wits about you, you wont have much to worry about.
Indeed, and it makes for great photos!
Yes, it looks so dangerous but there seem to be something more. @lily-da-vine
Looks absolutely great. I love it when everything is not wrapped in cotton wool, it definitely makes everything more adventurous!
Looks like lot of people are going there! Have to add it to my bucket list :) Up vote and follow!
All of acapulco is worth adding, its an amazing place
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