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Interview with Joaquin Torres, the preeminent architect of Palace by the Sea and La Punta/Santiago Peninsula.

Gregory Alper, September 27 2021

“When an architect is asked to talk about his work, many experiences come to mind. Working here in Manzanillo as an architect and builder has given me great satisfaction that fills me with pride. The surrealistic surroundings where I have worked these past years – the Peninsula of Santiago – is one of the most beautiful places in Mexico.

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Fantastic Flora of La Punta

Gregory Alper, September 27 2021

We hope you enjoy a few of our favorite photos of the beautiful floral life on La Punta and Palace by the Sea. Photos by Dale Fazendin (credited on photos) or Gregory Alper. Manna for the eyes everywhere you look.

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The Importance of Mexico.

Gregory Alper, September 27 2021

Mexico is one of the world’s most important economies. Years of sound economic governance, a welcoming economy with policies that encourage free trade and partnership (Mexico has tariff-free trade agreements with 46 countries around the world), coupled with shrewd investment, and relatively low debt (public and private) have created an attractive e...

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Palace by the Sea - Panoramic Views

Gregory Alper, August 27 2021

One comment we regularly hear from guests – The Palace is even more beautiful than it’s pictures. Part of that is the feeling of actually standing on the pool deck and seeing nothing in front of you but ocean and the 2 bays (Manazanillo and Santiago). The gentle yet powerful sound of the surf, the feeling of the sun, fresh air, captivating and evol...

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Brief Whale Encounters in Manzanillo

Gregory Alper, August 27 2021

Whales – 2 brief whale encounters are presented in this short video. The first while swimming at La Punta private beach – While swimming at the beach I was joined by 2 whales on the far side of the bay. The second while having breakfast on the pool deck – 2 (possibly more) whales swam by.

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