Photo #3089 - Playa Boca de Iguana! The next entrance road into Bahia de Tenacatita deadends at the Boca de Iguana campground and RV location, 2 miles off of Mex. Hwy. 200. A great place to park the rig for the winter or do some tent camping under the shade of swaying palm trees. The surf can be a bit dangerous so watch yourself. Supplies can be bought in the neighboring village of La Manzanilla, Mexico! Legacy Highway Guides - pre-2009 Mex. Hwy 200 traverses through the tropical deciduous forests and mountains of the Nayarit State capital of Tepic, past the palm tree lined zocalos of the tourist mecca of Puerto Vallarta on the Bay of Banderas in Jalisco State, southward hugging the Pacific ocean on its way past farmland, thorn forests and sprawling savannas to the resort city of Manzanillo in the State of Colima. It serves as the gateway to the "Costa Alegre" (Happy Coast) of southwestern, coastal Mexico!

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Playa Boca de Iguana!

The next entrance road into Bahia de Tenacatita deadends at the Boca de Iguana campground and RV location, 2 miles off of Mex. Hwy. 200. A great place to park the rig for the winter or do some tent camping under the shade of swaying palm trees. The surf can be a bit dangerous so watch yourself. Supplies can be bought in the neighboring village of La Manzanilla, Mexico!

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Photo #3089 - Playa Boca de Iguana! The next entrance road into Bahia de Tenacatita deadends at the Boca de Iguana campground and RV location, 2 miles off of Mex. Hwy. 200. A great place to park the rig for the winter or do some tent camping under the shade of swaying palm trees. The surf can be a bit dangerous so watch yourself. Supplies can be bought in the neighboring village of La Manzanilla, Mexico! Legacy Highway Guides - pre-2009 Mex. Hwy 200 traverses through the tropical deciduous forests and mountains of the Nayarit State capital of Tepic, past the palm tree lined zocalos of the tourist mecca of Puerto Vallarta on the Bay of Banderas in Jalisco State, southward hugging the Pacific ocean on its way past farmland, thorn forests and sprawling savannas to the resort city of Manzanillo in the State of Colima. It serves as the gateway to the "Costa Alegre" (Happy Coast) of southwestern, coastal Mexico! (Page process time: 0.0023 seconds)