The Deep (El Bajo) Baja California

... flying in line-astern formation along the crests of the waves. The ferry from Mazatlán to La Paz on the south-eastern coast of Baja California was very well organized - making a welcome change from some of our previous shipping experiences. It was ...

... In the sea below a pod of dolphins ripples the sunshine shimmering like glass off water, while a half dozen brightly coloured kayaks paddles into the deep blue and green water of the bay. Back on the beach Amanda sits in the sun on the sand by the tent ...

... return to pick us up. We went out to the arco with the intention of not staying, but after seeing the beauty of the place and the deep blue and tourquoise ocean, we had to take the chance and get off the boat. We visited both beaches that are side by ...

... off with a moderate sea,which kept building and building to approx. F7 (Force 7 is about 28-30knots of wind),which in the deep Sea of Cortez also funnels  down,creating large swells and waves.Anyway,Windstrutter is stronger than us! However,we did ...

... nbsp; We then loaded into the Panga and continued around the island taking in the incredible turquoise shallow water backed by the deep blue of the deeper areas.  My thoughts drifted to what an incredible place this is. Not just the Island, but Baja ...

... Diego where we had sourced California Westy's who could possibly help us finally heal Etien before heading to Mexico. The guys - Cesar who owns California Westy's and his guru mechanic Daniel, who once upon a time worked in Brazil making these things - ...

... a natural geyer of sorts: the waves come in and as they hit the rocks, send a "geiser" of sea water shooting up possibly 20 feet.  Very dramatic.  Check out the deep fried abalone stand that's right there, and of course, a Dos XX ...

Despite Many Warnings and potential horror stories, Our trip down the Baja California Sur Has been relatively quick and very connected. With spirit guided experiences and warm-friendly people helping us with a safe journey! We've made it to Todos ...

... bottle of water drained, I'm rocking back and forth on the surprisingly comfortable iron chair, thumbing through a book, enjoying the deep shade of the lime trees.  The traffic is franticly trying to get home for midday meal and siesta. Where is my ...

... little creepy. Looked down into the deep blue sea, which was also a little creepy...I kept imagining a great white coming forth from the deep. After about an hour of snorkeling, it was time for some sailing. The natural arch, which marks the boundary ...