La Pesca Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
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About La Pesca
The state ofTamaulipashas long-term plans to develop La Pesca into an upscale resort area attractive to foreign tourists (though these plans have been in the works for a long time and it's hard to say when or if they will be accomplished), similar toQuintana Roo's development ofCancún, complete with golf courses and high-end resorts. The good or bad news, depending on your viewpoint, is that those plans are still a long way off, and La Pesca is still fairly rustic, inexpensive, and little known to foreign tourists. For Americans or other tourists coming from the United States looking to try road tripping in Mexico, La Pesca is a great first step, an easy 4-hour drive south fromBrownsville,Texas.
Where to Eat in La Pesca
Must-try local food and restaurants:
- 🍴Costalora Restaurant
La Pesca Travel Guide Sections
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