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Le Kliff

Started November 26, 2003 · 9,054 views · 4 posts
Has anyone tried this place , can you post a review , where its located , cost of cab from marina etc

Thanks
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Re:Le Kliff
We got married there this past Nov and it was remarkable. I have some pictures and there is a website also if you are interested with a priced menu. IF anyone can tell me the name of the animals that venture out for a snack that would be nice..... they were quite friendly..... I was even petting them..... they have long nosed and very long claws and can stand up on there back legs.
Re:Le Kliff
Spectacular view...go around sunset...good wait staff...food is okay...I think there are better places in town...I think the coffee drink I had they called \"Sexy Coffee\" It took about 10 minutes to go thru the production of making it...and if it is better to order after the sun goes down because then you can see all the flames from about 5 different liquors they add and pour from one glass to another...it is quite a show...I think everyone has to go there at least once...but it is a long haul, especially from the north side...we stay in Nuevo and that makes for a long trek...but we are bring friends with us this trip in May that have never been to PV and we will take them there...at least for drinks and sunset if not dinner...worth the trip...
Re:Le Kliff - furry animals
CanadaKitten (Mar 09, 2004 06:37 p.m.):
We got married there this past Nov and it was remarkable. I have some pictures and there is a website also if you are interested with a priced menu. IF anyone can tell me the name of the animals that venture out for a snack that would be nice..... they were quite friendly..... I was even petting them..... they have long nosed and very long claws and can stand up on there back legs.
I also saw these animals on the Mayan side, cute and furry. I believe they are Agouti, a tropical American rodent about the size of a rabbit or cat.