We woke up unrested after a noisy, roll, squally night at anchor in La Cruz. We made it 75% out of the bay until the wind died but it only took us 5 minutes of sailing before we blew up another spinnaker block, this time in only 8 knots, so nothing to do with, Read More
The overnight trip to Isla Isabele was sadly dull. We had a great breeze that carried us until around 8 pm then we had to motor until we anchored at 8am the next morning. Anchoring felt super dodgy. The bay was fairly open to the swell and we were watching it smash against the, Read More
We planned to stay just two nights – marina’s are usually our thing. But after one day is was clear we would need to stay longer, this was just too much fun and way to easy! It helped that El Cid had a special on – 7 nights for the price of 5, and, Read More
The crossing to Mazatlan from La Paz was brutal. We motored for 20 hours in flat seas and the predicted wind just never came. Well in fact we did find out later that a good 20 knots of wind was out there, just 12 hours behind us. Damn. We had picked up a hitchhiker, Read More
I think my favourite part of cruising is how time is very different for me. At home time is structured – everything has an allotted time – wake up to the alarm, start work, have lunch, go home and so on. The weekdays are hectic and busy and then the weekend would roll around, Read More
It feels a bit strange to follow a post about swimming with giant whale sharks with touching grey whales but we had a pretty amazing three days. The best part is before the whale sharks we were swimming with sea lions again at Los Ilotas, so really this that been a pretty amazing couple, Read More
We had hoped to find whale sharks in Bahia Conception, but we were not so lucky. Determined not to miss out we decided to pay the steep fee of $60 USD to swim with thee giants in La Paz on a guided Panga. It was a pretty fantastic, if not slightly chaotic, experience. Whale, Read More
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