El Rio Y Mar: Simply Paradise Part II
I would not tire of saying this again and again, but I have fallen in love with Coron. Or shall I say, I have fallen in love with El Rio Y Mar.
![]() The framed posters on the wall are all in German. We were told that this resort is owned by a German guy. Good job, Sir! |
![]() Cozy throw pillows and bean bags for a comfortable scrabble game or what-not. |
Outdoor Adventure
![]() I do not even know if this is how your legs should be positioned while kayaking. Looks pretty awkward to me. |
![]() This was enjoyable… NOT! The current was not really cooperating. |
![]() While it took us about an hour to get back to the shore, Brenda, the resident dive master and Finley, a corporate lawyer from Chicago, breezed through the whole thing. |
![]() Snorkeling gear. Check. |
![]() Lifevest. Check. Sun. Check. |
![]() Going to the wharf. |
![]() Some little reminders before we dove in. |
![]() So. Many. Fishes. |
After snorkeling, you can either play volleyball, billiards, or just chill.
![]() They have two pool tables. A regular one and for kids. |
![]() Water sports, anyone? |
![]() More gear for the athletic. That means these were not for me. Hehe |
![]() We’d rather just goof around. |
![]() Or chill. Yeah, we will just chill. |
![]() Food was not a problem. Quantity and quality = superb! 🙂 |
And of course, the loungers. Loungers everywhere. Makes you wanna bum all day.
![]() His own version of Welcome to El Rio! |
![]() Night swimming at the pool using a Canon PowerShot D20 underwater camera. |
![]() The floating spa which unfortunately, we haven’t tried. Oh and there’s Edzel at the foreground. |
![]() Husband waiting for me before snorkeling. |
![]() What’s the matter, grumpyface? |
So that caps off my little El Rio Experience. Again, for details on how to get here, visit www.elrioymar.com.
Up next, the Coron Island Tour.