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Continued from yesterday… At around 1400 (2:00 pm) we lifted anchor and headed south. Since we’d mentioned that the cliffs were geologically interesting, we wanted to put in a shot of the cliff that separates the middle cove from the … Continue reading →

Sunrise on Thursday, December 1. Sometimes the clouds made the sunrises and sunsets extra dramatic; sometimes the clouds just blocked the light. Check out the fish around our boat. Eric had done some online searching, and found the family that … Continue reading →

Sunrise on Wednesday, November 30, 2022 We were sad to leave Playa de Bonanza before we’d done any exploring, but it was uncomfortable and we needed to move on. We pulled up anchor at 0815 and headed north to Isla … Continue reading →

Ferry heading into the terminal at sunrise on Monday, November 28 This morning, we got Kosmos ready for sea and lifted anchor at 1000. It was a two hour ride to Playa La Bonanza, located on the east side of … Continue reading →

On Sunday morning (November 27), we made one more run to the grocery store in La Paz. The tide was not as high as it had been yesterday, but it was still high. After we were done shopping, we had … Continue reading →

Sunrise on Saturday, November 26. Very demur compared to some of the dramatic sunrises we’ve seen here in Baja. We were shocked to find that today the tide was significantly higher than it had been yesterday. Yesterday, we’d tied up … Continue reading →

Playa Pichilingue is nice. There is a beach with two restaurants and a road to La Paz. There is also a dock, but it is broken. The tide swings were so huge that at high tide the water went up … Continue reading →

The malecon stretches on for miles. When we felt like we’d walked far enough, we turned inland and headed towards the historic church. Just a block in from the malecon, there was a pedestrian walkway that was packed with vendors … Continue reading →

Sunrise on Friday (November 25). It was still super windy and the port captain for Bahia de La Paz was still not allowing boats to leave. In this photo, you can actually see the swell. Since this anchorage was protected … Continue reading →

Sunset behind Santa Rosalia’s black sand beach south of the harbor, October 10, 2022

Sunrise in Bahia Agua Verde, November 2, 2022

Sunrise in Bahia Agua Verde, November 2, 2022

Sunrise in Bahia Agua Verde, November 2, 2022

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