Mexico Mystery Auction - 9/10/10

[LL_Moderator_ks]

The auction is featured on the LL homepage and is availiable for everyone to view. There will be clues throughout the duration of the auction to let you know the location of the property. So check this forum in the Community throughout the next few days to learn more!
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Cheers,
Luxury Link

Click below to return to this Mystery Auction:
http://www.luxurylink.com/luxury-hot...tel?oid=543795

[travel2fun]

The auction is featured on the LL homepage and is availiable for everyone to view. There will be clues throughout the duration of the auction to let you know the location of the property. So check this forum in the Community throughout the next few days to learn more!
Visit the Mystery Auction - $1 Starting bid landing page to view this auction along with our other live $1 starting bid auctions.

Cheers,
Luxury Link

Click below to return to this Mystery Auction:
http://www.luxurylink.com/luxury-hot...tel?oid=543795

I'm going to guess:

Celest Hotel Boutique San Pancho
San Pancho, Mexico

[LL_Moderator_ks]

Lat: N 20 ° 53 ' 50 '' (20.897 ° )
Long: W 105 ° 24 ' 41 '' (-105.411°)

[omegaet]

I'm going to guess:

Celest Hotel Boutique San Pancho
San Pancho, Mexico

t-2-f...looks like you have nailed the "secret" for this Mystery Auction. First time I have even heard of San Pancho....and I've driven down that coast.

[LL_Moderator_ks]

CLUE:

According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the world's longest rideable wave is just an hour and a half north at Matachen Bay.

[cdixongo]

t-2-f...looks like you have nailed the "secret" for this Mystery Auction. First time I have even heard of San Pancho....and I've driven down that coast.

San Pancho is also known as San Francisco...a few miles North of Sayuliata (which is the answer to the last clue of "the world's longest rideable wave"...so you must be going to Sayulita if you win the auction!) We first discovered this area back in 1996 when staying in Bucerias, and it was quiet back then--really enjoyed it...getting more popular, but haven't visited the area since 2000.

[thepiranha]

San Pancho, aka San Francisco, is still a sleepy village. There are a couple of palapas on the beach, where we enjoyed some delicious ceviche and cold margaritas. Great restaurant called Las Olas just a block or two from the beach. Bird sanctuary on the beach with thousands of birds. Very cool. You can take the bus or a taxi from Sayulita to San Pancho. In fact, we took the bus from the Puerto Vallarta airport up to Sayulita, which is where we stayed. San Pancho was a day trip for us.

[lawfox]

The auction closes on 17 Sept and the package must be used by 30 Sept.
That is a very narrow window.

[LL_Moderator_ks]

LOCATION:


San Pancho, Mexico!