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At the Ѳٱá peninsula’s southern end, a prominent rocky outcrop is the base for this lighthouse, which is 135m above sea level. Join the locals either early in the morning or around sunset for a climb up here (it takes around 20 minutes) for a spectacular view of the city and coast. For M$10, you can wander out onto the see-through plexiglass Miradór de Cristal at the top.


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1. Museo de Arte

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This is a small museum in a sprawling colonial courtyard complex, which makes a convincing case for the vitality and innovation of contemporary Mexican…

2. Playa Olas Altas

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5. Plaza Machado

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