Cevecheria Restaurant for our last night

 Our last full day and a star fish has decided to greet us right at the pier this morning.  We have seen it around the pier the last couple of days, but today it is very close.

Nancy and Wendy are the only walkers this morning.  We decide to go before breakfast as there is lots of rain in the forecast today.

Weather looks good after breakfast for a snorkel, wow we have been lucky with the weather.  One last stop at the channel marker where we have discovered really really tiny fish are hanging out.  

The starfish has moved about 50 feet in 2 days

A was going to pull Ron into the water

Lobster hidding

These baby sergeant major at a channel marker, Less than 1 inch big

Queen Angel fish

 indigo hamlet, first time I have seen one of these

Barred hamlet, also a first

juvenile yellowtail damselfish

Back at the nursery on the way back to the pier, like swimming in an aquarium

The green, bubble-like structures are a type of algae, likely Caulerpa species, which can sometimes overgrow corals on disturbed reefs

Joey spotted an octopus on the way back to the pier from the nursery.

drying the towels LOL, very very windy today

Some of the boat traffic we see

Looking east from the end of the pier

believe it's a hawk but too far away for my small lens on my camera to take a good picture. We also saw a few vultures during our stay and 3 parrots one day

available to use, free of charge. Nancy went out a couple of times while we were snorkeling. 

Our beach

walkway up from the beach

Beachfront units, Ron and Nancy had 1, we were further away from the beach at the entrance of the property

Us at La Cevicheria, a new restaurant near us where we had our last dinner

Fish tacos for the girls

Ron was going to have a ceviche until he saw I was ordering the parrillada. Everything was tasty but would like to return and have a ceviche which was highly recommended