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Hotel Cuesta Real Mulegé

Apartado Postal No. 74 Mulegé, Baja California, 23900, Mexico

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On the Road Again!

A travel blog entry by jessandmalin

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Our three days in Bahia de Los Angeles were absolutely what the doctor ordered (literally Doc Joe prescribed it for us), but the open road beckoned and it was time to pack up Ol' Number 7 (the bike) and point her south. We had about 40 miles to backtrack to get to the main road, and we had to make an unexpected stop to close the vents on our …

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Many Wheels Brian strikes again!

A travel blog entry by thelees

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... at dawn they gathered around the fire for convo and coffee. And what a beautiful dawn it was! On our first day from our tent we even spotted dolphins in the bay!

We were welcomed into the community and offered freshly brewed coffee. Fireside I shared a story about our experience at the last military checkpoint where they'd fleetingly checked the van. I relayed how the military police ...

Mulege - Siestas and La Playas

A travel blog entry by jodianddavid10

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... the most part, they are deserted.

As it was really my dinner/bath/bed time, we stopped at the first beach we found. I think it also had the longest and bumpiest access road! We arrived and stopped at the only house on the beach (this seems to be common as there is a house on a few of the beaches).

The old Mexican tried to tell Mum it was 50 pesos to go onto the beach, but Mum used me as an excuse and said that we just wanted ...

Magical Baja

A travel blog entry by ronamoon

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... passed through. Back on the Pacific coast, which is always cooler than the Gulf coast - but also drier and very flat and unimpressive - we came to the salt mining town of Guerrero Negro where they produce 7 million tonnes of the white stuff each year.

Just south of this dusty town are the famous shallow lagoons of Baja where the grey whales come to each year to give birth to their young. The most famous of these is Scammon ...

El Burro Beach and the Baja way.

A travel blog entry by georgedelacruz

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... mid 30's guy who works for the state run electrical company CFE. Carlos shared with my dad what it mean when people say "that's how it is in Baja", it took some explaining and is a difficult concept when you are used to living a different pace of life. The best way to describe it is "Jacuna Matata" ( and no, there was no Lion king simba growing progression song). We enjoyed their company and the beach very much and witnessed, another dramatic sunset to end the day with a cherry on ...

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