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Sailing the Sea of Cortez: San Carlos to La Paz

Sailing the Sea of Cortez: San Carlos to La Paz

by sailingwithbloom | Feb 1, 2018 | Cruising in Mexico, Families on Boats

After waiting out the 2017 hurricane season onboard in San Carlos, we were anxious to get back out on the water and do some more exploring! We left on November 3rd and decided to spend a night at a nearby anchorage called Algodones which was a short hop away. The seas...
Sailing the Sea of Cortez: La Paz to Puerto Escondido

Sailing the Sea of Cortez: La Paz to Puerto Escondido

by sailingwithbloom | Aug 26, 2017 | Cruising in Mexico, Families on Boats, Sailing

We planned to leave La Paz in mid-June, but we had a couple of things come up that delayed us some. We discovered that our muffler had some corrosion in it which had created pinholes causing it to leak. No bueno. So, we either needed to order a new one from the USA...
Leg 15: Los Frailes to Ensenada de Los Muertos

Leg 15: Los Frailes to Ensenada de Los Muertos

by sailingwithbloom | Jan 8, 2017 | Cruising in Mexico, Families on Boats

We arrived in Ensenada de Los Muertos in the dark, at about 4am and dropped hook at about 24°19.271 N / 110° 19.937 W with about 3 other boats. Ensenada de Los Muertos means ‘Cove of the Dead’. Not exactly an appealing name. It has since been renamed for...
Sailing South Leg 12: Bahia Tortugas to Bahia Santa Maria

Sailing South Leg 12: Bahia Tortugas to Bahia Santa Maria

by sailingwithbloom | Dec 31, 2016 | Cruising in Mexico, Families on Boats, Sailing

We were planning to stop and spend a little time at each of the anchorages between Bahia Tortugas and Cabo (Asuncion, Abreojos, Hipolito, San Juanico, Bahia Santa Maria, Mag Bay) but after 5 days at Turtle Bay, the last few where it was blowing hard, we were a bit...
Sailing South Leg 11: Isla Cedros to Bahia De Tortugas

Sailing South Leg 11: Isla Cedros to Bahia De Tortugas

by sailingwithbloom | Nov 28, 2016 | Cruising in Mexico, Families on Boats, Land Adventures, Sailing, Sailing the Pacific Coast

Definitely not a passage you would want to do at night, the voyage to Bahia de Tortugas (Turtle Bay) was choppy and the seas were confused and FULL of lobster pots. The entire Keller Channel was littered with lobster pots. So much that all three of us had to be on the...
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