Dec 10 - Guerrero Negro

On our way to Guerro Negro we stopped at a beach side malacon.

When we left Guerrero Negro in the morning it was into a bank of fog.

Dec 7 - 9 - Mulege

Have not had internet for a while so I am a little behind.

We did laundry, shopped and saw many sights in Mulege. One of which was the Mission Santa Rosalia de Mulege.

Mulege is located in a palm tree oasis. Both Fan and Date palms were planted by the missionaries and they flouished very well.

An old very famous hotel "Loma Linda" visited by many movie stars and other notables lies in ruins and neglect.

The highlight of our visit was our dinner out at "Ray's Place" which started with a tray of Oysters Rockerfeller and then each group of 4 shared a gigantic seafood platter.

Of course washed down with Cervasa's, Wine or Margaretta's

Dec 3 - 6 - Playa Juncalito

Playa Juncalito is a beach camping area 25 km south of Loreto. We camped on the beach, tried to go fishing but the water was too rough, went on an adventure hike and saw lots of local birds.

Beach after the winds came up

Our campsite near the beach and with views of the mountains and palm trees

Pelicans lining up to fight over our unused bait after the cancelled fishing trip

Doug emerging from the chimney on our hike

Oracle feeding on Oranges

Cardinal doing the same

Nov 30 - Dec 2 - La Paz

La Paz is the capital city of Baja California Sur. It has a very pleasant malecon (waterside walking path).



Interesting shops.





Dried Chilli's anyone

 Unique graveyard

And good food and entertainment.

Nov 28 - 29 - Pescadero / Todos Santos

We stayed in a brand new RV park, not yet completed in Pescadero (a fishing village). Near was the Blanket Factory.

A view of the beach at Pescadero

We had dinner at a backyard kitchen in Pescadero

We took a excursion into Todos Santos (which means all saints) and saw the original Hotel California.

Back at the campsite we watched many surfers including some from Tofino and went boogy boarding ourselves.

Sunset from the campsite

Nov 24 - 27 Cabo San Lucas

Four very busy days in Cabo. Our first views of the harbor area.

We dropped into a glass blowing shop and saw vases and fish being made.

A visit was made to what was announced as the "stuff store" and what a collection they had. This is only a small part of it.

We made a day trip to San Jose Del Cabo a much smaller and more enjoyable town. Here is a view of some of the beach.

Our last day was spent on the Playa Santa Maria where we swam, snorkled and walked the beach.

Dinner was in a resturant at our RV park where we watched the Grey-Cup.

Nov 22 - 23 Rancho Verde

We stayed inland in the ranchland at Rancho Verde where in addition to a working ranch is an RV park and several 1 acre lots which are available for lease. Some people have built semi-permanent private RV spots on these lots and others have built small homes for extended stays.

Upon leaving Rancho Verde we went through a nice small town Los Barriles.



Before arriving in Cabo we crossed the Tropic of Cancer which has this marker.