Many activities were available right there at the foot of the docks. Water taxi, fishing, parasailing, snorkeling, etc.

A t-shirt hut was in the plaza in front of Señor Frog's. Behind the camera were the docks.

A dockside walkway allowed scenic access to the harbor. Beyond the harbor were houses crawling up the hills.

Hats and masks were among the many items for sale in a souvenir store near the docks.

Random parking near the docks, with hotels and condos visible in the background and distance.

Cars were parked on the diagonal along a side road. The lack of front entrances made it seem more like an alley.

The most landward end of the harbor. This is where the harbor ended and the town began.

Beach access alongside the road leading out of town. The access was moderated by private property signs.

A fast food store sold a variety of meats and seafood prepared for meals. Next to this store appeared to be a laundromat, but that laundromat was really bus wheels reflected in a glass window.

A modest cigar store was housed in an alcove. This fellow sold "Made by hand D' Cabo Cigars, Cigar Factory, Fresh handrolled cigars."

A bin of maracas for sale. They were painted in many different designs and colors.