We came into Puerto Vallarta heavy with exhaustion, urchins in our feet and aches in our belly. Now, two weeks later we are stronger and healthier than ever. Potentially as healthy as we’ve ever been. The following is a list that, not only contributed to our health increasing factors, but also painted the beautiful picture…
Check it out: Our trip from Central Cali to Southern Baja. Enjoy! Thanks for checkin in. -paul Bookmark on DeliciousDigg this postRecommend on Facebookshare via RedditShare with StumblersTweet about itSubscribe to the comments on this postTell a friend
We made it down the Baja Coast and are spending two weeks in beautiful Puerto Vallarta. Here is a video preview of the Baja leg. Check it out and stay tuned for the full version! Bookmark on DeliciousDigg this postRecommend on Facebookshare via RedditShare with StumblersTweet about itSubscribe to the comments on this postTell…
We happily left Cabo. It served it’s purpose. The leg to Puerto Vallarta was a three day sail across the Sea of Cortez and was the biggest crossing in our journey as far as distance from land goes. It takes us from the desert of Baja to the jungle of the mainland. It also…
We left beautiful Bahia Santa Maria with an emotional combination of reluctance to leave and excitement to to move on. We knew we would be back though. The wind and sea decided to rest during our day and half passage to Cabo. We had to use our motor for practically the entire way to make any headway.…
This is a special place. Our dedication to finding pristine natural places, far from creeping urban development has paid off by revealing Bahia Santa Maria. Not far from popular Magdalena Bay, it is often passed by sailors and is difficult to reach from land. There is a small fishing camp at the back of the…
“Dude, we could either wait here for four days or face the wind and go.” -Paul in Turtle Bay upon seeing an approaching storm in the forecast. How would any proud man respond to a challenge like this? Of course we went! We were setting sail out of Turtle Bay not two hours…
This point in our journey felt like a distinct transition. We were entering Baja. This desolate, yet beautiful piece of land can be difficult to sail, and we knew we were in for an adventure. We were ready! After looking at surf forecasts (none coming) and seeing an incoming gale later in the week,…
