About Troncones
Troncones is a small fishing village that is home to approximately 300 native families. You will find them warm and hospitable. Activities in the area include beach combing, cave tours, bird watching, biking, horseback riding, surfing, snorkeling, and meeting new amigos. There are various restaurant that abound in our village that offer everything from hamburgesas (hamburgers), traditional Mexican food, to California culinary delights.
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Impoverished Mexican Village Strikes Pay Dirt in the Sand - Locals and Foreigners Alike Make Out Like Bandits, Buying, Selling Beachfront
From the Wall Street Journal -- January 6, 2000
By JONATHAN FRIEDLAND
Staff Reporter of THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
Zihuatanejo
A visit will be good for your soul. It is a soulful, pre-colonial, beautiful historic town with much to see and many smiling faces. A bustling fishing town with much to offer tourists, she also entertains the beach party crowd, complete with parasailing, on the beautiful La Ropa Beach.
Ixtapa
A world class resort, Zihuatanejo’s “twin” sister could not be more different! Dancing until dawn in the clubs and discos, dining on food with an international flair, or shopping at the fabulous boutiques will quench your thirst for sophistication. Ixtapa is also home to two world class golf courses.
See the Activities/Information page for links to area resources.