San Nicolas is a small town just east of Chapala. It is very easy to get to by local bus. The cost is only 9 pesos. It is a very interesting town, much like Chapala thirty years ago. At least from the photos of Chapala it looks like it. I loved the town.
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Chapala bus station |
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This is the bus that goes East and to San Nicolas |
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By the bus stop in San Nicolas |
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San Nicolas bus stop |
Do many expats live in San Nicholas? Amminities and or Hotels? Also, what was the name of the hotel where you lived for a few months when you first arrived? I couldn't find the name in the early bogs. Thank you and LOVE your pics. LINDA
ReplyDeleteHi Linda. Thank you for the compliment.. I didn't see anything for expats in the town of San Nicolas. Maybe in Vista Del Lago. I am visiting there this Friday. The place where I stayed has no name out front. It is just half a block up from the Chapala Plaza It is where the plastic cow is in front by the vet... P
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