Today we took a walk up Isla Cuale to look for the new pedestrian bridge linking Isla Cuale to Gringo Gulch.
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| Rick on the bridge over the Cuale River to Gringo Gulch. |
Richard Burton bought Liz Taylor a home, Casa Kimberly, in Gringo Gulch and a home for himself across the street when they were filming Night of the Iguana. He had a pink bridge built between the two homes so they could discreetly meet.
We walked around the corner to find Hacienda San Angel, a highly recommended Boutique Hotel that has amazing meals. There is a funky rope connected to a little pulley that you pull and it rings a huge bell in a tower inside the compound. Pretty amazing. We got a quick look around and made reservations for another night.
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| This pulley contraption rings the large bell in a tower inside. Pretty incredible! |
Next we stopped by the Cheeky Monkey for a $1 beer and a view of the Malecon.
After a dip in the pool tp cool off, we headed to El Torito to watch the Bronco Saints game. Fun to watch them actually win!
We walked around the corner to find Hacienda San Angel, a highly recommended Boutique Hotel that has amazing meals. There is a funky rope connected to a little pulley that you pull and it rings a huge bell in a tower inside the compound. Pretty amazing. We got a quick look around and made reservations for another night.
After a dip in the pool tp cool off, we headed to El Torito to watch the Bronco Saints game. Fun to watch them actually win!
I love the little backstory of Casa Kimberly!
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