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Guerrero Slideshow
Travel Blogs from Guerrero, Mexico
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Baja Beckons
This is a top pick! ... could see. A spectacular sight that we had not seen since the Atacama Desert in northern Chile. Arriving in the dusty settlement of Guerrero Negro we hoped we would be in time to spend a day watching the gray whales before they start back on their long ...
I Dream of Rain
This is a top pick! ... Mexico has been in the press lately raising awareness of the 2+ million people suffering from "the worst drought in 80 years". Guerrero Negro is nothing to write home about. A working town whose claim to fame is the largest salt mine in the world ...
Silver, silver and more silver...
... we crossed was not as steep and/or curvy. This time we were on the way to Taxco (tass-KO) in the state of Guerrero, southwest of Mexico City (approx. 3 hours). There was no direct route to Taxco from Oaxaca so we had to go back to Mexico City and ...
Desierto Vizcaino, Mexico
... dirt track from the nearest paved road during the off-season when it might be days before another car comes by. Guerrero Negro (black warrior) is a substantial company town beside salt marsh lagoons near the Pacific. The city is flat and ...
Enroute to Los Angeles
Once clearing the Bay at Cabo San Lucas, we headed north toward Los Angeles and back to the Pacific Cruise Terminal at San Pedro, ...
Day 2: Sailing South of the Border
What time is it anyway? Who the heck knows since we have an inboard room (meaning no porthole). "Michael, what time is it?" I asked. "Eight-thirty," he said. "Did you set your watch up one hour before we went to be like they instructed?" "It was an hour ...
Orientation
... friend from Fort Collins who is going on the voyage. Yesterday we were on the 10:00 shuttle bus from San Diego to Ensenada, Mexico because it's a lot cheaper to get 700 people out of there instead of the US. As we crossed the border there were two ...
Camping in the mountains
Had a hard workout in the gym with Meric. We did some real heavy squats... We headed out of Chilpancingo, and up into the mountains. The road is so curvy busy with trucks and crossing bulls, donkeys, goats and people that the go is sloooooow.... We ...
Parque Nacional Grutas de Cacahuamilpa
I went on a trip to the state of Guerrero to visit the Grottos of Cacahuamilpa, it is a large cavern with lots of stalagmites & stalagtites. It is considered one of the biggest and most beautiful caverns in the world! We walked all ...
Turtle bay
Ik zit nu in een gehucht aan de turtle bay, het is een vissersplaatsje aan een grote baai, omringd door oud en kaal vulkanisch gesteente, en rotsen. Het is een stoffig plaatsje, geen verharde wegen, maar wel leuke huisjes onder wat struiken die in rode ...
Giant Squid and the 28th Parallel
... we left we got to see these giant squid in the water on the beach right outside our doors where we were camped!(see pics) Guerrero Negro is basically another dust bowl of a place but has its beautiful spots. We got to see the "Dunas" (coastal sand ...
His own herd of puppies.
... didn’t speak English but eventually we got it all worked out. We dined at ‘The Black Warrior’ (English for Guerrero Negro) where Adam was able to satiate his craving for spaghetti. Poor Adam lost his DS privileges when he ran ahead ...
Acapulco
Hola! Estoy agregando los lugares por los cuales ya pase y no habia podido ingresar nada, para que aparezcan en el ...
Cycling days 6-12: Primo Tapia to Guerrero Negro
... the taqueria, we see Mel again riding his bike along the highway. We call his name and we end up riding the next 40km to Guerrero Negro together. He ended up behind us (only for a moment) after taking a side trip to Bahia de Los Angeles. Mel's pace is ...
Day One Eighty-Six
... the Pemex in Santa Rosalia was out but fortunately the Pemex in San Ignacio had plenty of magna (regular unleaded). We made Guerrero Negro in time to see the aftermath of a motorcycle wreck on the main street and check into the unremarkable and slightly ...
Still Here
Hi everybody Just wanted to put in an entry for those who are keeping tabs on us. We are still here waiting for the water over the roads to subside so we can continue our journey. The rains have stopped and it is beautiful again!Hopefully we can leave ...
Hurricaine Paul
... a couple hundred miles to do the "wait and see" on Hurricaine Paul. Anyway it took 8 hours to go 200 miles back to Guerrero Negro today. It was raining and when we got to Santa Rosalia there were several big washouts on the road with fast running deep ...
Day One Seventy-Five
... like they sell at Home Depot and a backpack sprayer sprayed some odorless, colorless liquid, most likely water, under our truck. Guerrero Negro, about five kilometers south of the 28th Parallel on the Bahia de Sebastian Vizcaino, has to be the sister ...
A ride with Rodolfo
I woke up to the sweet sounds of roosters and pickup trucks on the highway. Again, I had another pretty hard morning of hitchhiking. Standing at the edge of the desert, there´s not a lot of traffic heading southwards but eventually I got picked up by ...
Hitchhiking to nowhere...
... stalls. He gave good conversation though, and I was able to get a pretty good vitamin C fix too. I didn´t stick around in Guerrero Negro. I´d already been there a week before with Mauro to pick up some supplies. The town´s strange name (which means ...
Stopped in Guerrero Negro, Baha California Sur
On Saturday, January 12th we crossed over into the Baha California Sur and in Guerrero Negro there was a stop that required us to pay 10 Pesos or US $1.00, for a mandatory 'pesticide spray'. We are not sure if that is what it was or just a quick ...
Bahia Tortugas,Baja California
Wow!What a place.photos coming tomorrow.I'm in an amzing place.it feels like a spaghetti western and Tony has the hat!I'll be catching up with our cruising so far tomorrow,as comms are few and far between.We've seen whales,seals,sunfish,and thousands of ...
Islas San Benitos and Bahia Tortugas
Some of the places we anchored: Colonet,in which the anchorage is a colonade of desert red and brown sandstone cliffs between two arroyos,which appera to look like a nose from above,with the nostrils!Here we witnessed an amazing sunset and at the same ...
people and places in Baja
Amazing fishing village in Ascuncion.Here making our way down the baja peninsula,with a great bunch of people,on shore and sea.We cook together and sail together and have picked up people on the way.We left Bahia Tortugas and sailed 50nm here and it blew ...
DEB DOES THE TALKING
April13,2009 On The Plane. There is a reason why we never fly Air Canada. In fact there are a number of reasons! First, Air canada is NEVER on time for anything....and even when they are they are late. When we called our flight was 15 minutes ...
Ridiculous off-road excursion
... than away from, semi-trucks to avoid the back draft pushing us off the road completely. But we made it in one piece to Guerrero Negro, home of Grey Whale watching during the mating season (December - March), where we found a 'campsite' (parking lot) right ...
It Would Have Been Better With Whales
After we finally found the ABC bus station in Tijuana, it was no trouble to get a ticket to Guerrero Negro. I do need to get used to the local abreviations though. It was somewhat disturbing to be handed a ticket that said "Gro Negro." Excuse me? But the ...
Salt
We wavered on whether or not to try to visit Exportadora De Sal, Gro. Negro's other highlight. At first we figured we'd just move on. I mean, salt? But every single establishment in town had photos on the wall of the salt. Salt fields, salt tractors, ...
Home of the Best Pizza Ever
Miles: 4,586 Miles Per Gallon: 19.7 As the title states, we got some delicious pizza in town. Ok, ok, I know pizza in Mexico? Well we were tired of tacos and at least ordered the most Mexican pizza they had. It had beans, salsa verde, ...
Un Techo para mi pais
je sais c'est nouveau....il y a pas encore de photos sur mon autre blog...mais quand elles y ...
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