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To reach the La Bufadora blowhole, you walk through a 400-meter market pathway packed with over 150 local vendor stalls.
This busy pedestrian walkway connects the parking lots to the main viewing platform. You will find a dense cluster of shops selling local crafts, street food, and large mixed drinks.
Bring cash in small denominations. Vendors accept both US Dollars and Mexican Pesos. Expect an assertive sales culture as you walk toward the geyser.
30 minsCash (Pesos or USD)
Grab quick snacks from local vendors as you walk. You will find fresh churros, fish tacos, and grilled clams. Make sure to try the almejas gratinadas. These clams are baked with cheese and are a well-known local specialty.
45 minsHaggling is expected
Browse stalls offering Mexican crafts, leather goods, pottery, and trinkets. Haggling is normal and expected here. Do not be afraid to politely negotiate prices if you are paying in cash.
20 minsAsk price before ordering
Find spots serving massive Piña Coladas in fresh pineapples. Vendors also sell margaritas and offer free tequila tastings. Try a free sample, but always confirm the price of full drinks before you order.
