Villa Bahia Ensenada

Ctra Punta prieta, Bahia de los Angeles Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico

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Tres Dias en Paradisio!

A travel blog entry by jessandmalin

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Finally! Time to siesta!....we were so busy stateside wrapping up projects, graduating UCLA, packing up the house, saying ump-teen goodbyes to our friends and family, heading from Ventura to Hermosa to El Centro, navigating the border and riding to San Felipe...beating the devil himself on the Road of Bones, and finally, it's time for some …

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How Beautiful It Is!

A travel blog entry by naomiriyo5423

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We celebrate our 100th day in The Sea of Cortez at Isla La Ventana. As you can see by the photo, we are ready for action! Actually, the flies are not out of control, but pesky just the same.

Isla La Ventana is among our favorite spots thus far on this trip. We have the entire cove to ourselves and it is as beautiful as it gets. We hike high above the anchorage where Andrew climbs another 100 yards for some awesome photos. ...

Whale Shark Zone!

A travel blog entry by naomiriyo5423

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#11 Bahia Los Angeles

Village and La Mona Anchorage



August 11 to 19, 2011

We leave Ensenada El Quemado under blue skies and fair winds heading for Bahía Los Angeles (12nm). At the entrance to Bahía Los Angeles a military vessel stops us. Eight armed men wearing black balaclavas come alongside. One is taking a photo of Amizade; we ...

Going where few men have gone before...

A travel blog entry by gatogo

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We often hear that cruising (sailing) doesn't get much better anywhere in the world than in Mexico. The people are friendly. The scenery is breathtaking. The sea life is incredible. It’s easy. It’s safe. The list goes on. Sure, we’ve had our little mishaps that have been frustrating to deal with, but for the most part, we concur with each of these statements.

Most sailors we meet generally stay in ...

South of the Border

A travel blog entry by funkymonk

... our own luggage past a traffic light and then got back on the bus. No passport check, no immigration form, no US customs officers, no bag security check, nothing. I could have had a bag full of weapons or been an escaped prisoner fleeing the US and the Mexican authorities would be none the wiser.

This gave me two problems: the first one being that I was now travelling in Mexico without the piece of paper I need to travel in Mexico and the second being that I now have to ...

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