Quote Originally Posted by RonMon View Post
This may sound like a stupid question...... I have been staying on the beach the last 4 years and visiting the cliffs via scooter. This next trip I will spend 3 nights on the cliffs. What do you do during the day? Do you just hand where you are staying or do people hop around as they do on the beach visiting different bars and resorts. I may not be wording this right, but I am just so used to my beach routine, but so love the vibe of the cliffs I really want to graduate more towards the cliffs.
This will get a bit rambly (not a word)...
A typical day for us is wake up around sunrise, drink coffee, have a sub, get breakfast, go snorkeling (sometimes snorkel before breakfast depending what time it is) for an hour or so, lay around on the rocks a bit, more subs, go for a walk or scooter ride, get lunch (it's usually noon or a little later by this point). From there it just depends what we have planned, if anything, maybe back up to our terrace to lay around naked (our spot is private, nobody can see us) and just watch the ocean and boats (we actually saw a whale shark one time while doing this, usually see at least a couple dolphins), snorkel some more if the wata is calm enough.

The weather is really what dictates our days there, we are in the water as much as possible, we love to snorkel and I like free diving so that can consume a lot of time weather permitting. Maybe a trip to Hi-Lo for supplies, or the cambio, sometimes the beach, just depends. Then we start to think about what we want for dinner, we do go to the beach for dinner fairly often. After sunset grab dinner, then usually back to our spot where we entertain ourselves until we crash around midnight. We really don't need to be entertained, so the mellow vibe on the west end is just about perfect for our pace. We're pretty happy to just find a quiet spot where we can entertain ourselves, and enjoy the setting and nature.