Blue footed boobies.  They’re real! We anchored on the east side of Isla Isabel but a little bit south of … More

Also known simply as La Cruz. We are in Bandaras Bay at the ancorage just outside of the Riviera Nayarit … More

We had some fantastic meals while we were in Mazatlan.  We also met some wonderful people.

The divers working to the marinas cleaning boat bottoms and other tasks all use hookahs instead of tanks to get … More

We registered this morning with the harbor master and moved into our properly assigned slip. Boat washing and some maintenance … More

Armed with our new visas and a need to get on with our adventures, we pulled anchor in the dark … More

Our time is La Paz is ending. Our new four year visas are in our hands! We did get one … More

We enjoyed a couple days of slip rental in Marina de La Paz. We de-salted our boat toys, washed the … More

We are anchored in a place known as the Mogote anchorage. The official Mogote is actually a sandy spit of … More

Trip number two to Instituto Nacional de Migracion for photos and fingerprints. It was supposed to be a couple days … More

Our potentially last ever time in islands of the Sea of Cortez was shared with my brother Ken down from … More

On rare occasion we have breakfast out. Almost always we’ll rewarded for that decision. Major que mi Madre hizo!

It’s Revolution Day weekend. More amazing stuff going on. We went out for ribs at the best rib joint in … More

Our adventures and opportunities in Mexico are so varied, and almost always rewarding. The local Rotary has lots of programs … More

We are working on getting resident visas. There’s a program that if you (1) are in Mexico on an expired … More

Lets just start this post with condolences to all of our friends and family who are suffering under the first … More

I walked up to the PEMEX to get gasoline. We got the dinghy off the foredeck and into the water, … More

We read about a party at the city theater so we wandered up to see the event. We only stayed … More

We’ve had trouble with our current dinghy. Tropical heat may be to blame. Or it might be a lemon from … More