This giant bay is very shallow which forced us to anchor out next to the point. We anchored in about 15 feet over sand, around 30 21.8958'N 115 58.4918'W. We watched as some of the larger swell rolled in and formed into massive waves once hitting the shallows Behind out boat. If you don't mind … Continue reading San Quintin; Baja California; Mexico
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San Diego; A-9 cruisers anchorage
This anchorage is for visiting boats only, you have to get a permit at the kiosk at the customs dock. The anchorage is kinda far away from any dinghy landing so we needed to use an out board to get to the docks. It is also a bit of a walk to get into downtown … Continue reading San Diego; A-9 cruisers anchorage
Isla la Pena in Bahia Jaltemba
This was more or less a stop over anchorage for us. We dropped the hook in 18 feet around 21 02'5"N 105 16'12"W. We jumped in to enjoy a snorkel on the rocky shore of the island, but when the tide and swell changed the visibility went out the door. The small island does not … Continue reading Isla la Pena in Bahia Jaltemba
Chacala, Mexico
When we were there: February 2016 Where we anchored: 20-25 feet sand. 21 09'50"N 105 13'38"W, along with a stern hook to keep our bow into the swell. About: When you picture the perfect Mexico tropical anchorage in your head, I'm sure it would look just like Chacala. We spent over a week in this anchorage. … Continue reading Chacala, Mexico
Matanchen, Mexico
When we were there: February 2016 Where we anchored: We anchored around 21 30'56"N 105 14'33"W in about 17 feet over sand. About: YES YES YES! This spot holds the record for the longest ridden wave, and even if you are not a surfer this little bay is worth the stop. I would not call Jon and … Continue reading Matanchen, Mexico
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