Summer 2024
June 12- December 20, 2024 After two seasons of full-time sailing in Mexico, we returned to San Diego and had a busy summer and fall. Although not necessarily all sailing related, I’ll provide a...
Category: Cruising
Return to San Diego
May 28 – June 11, 2024 The trip along the Pacific Coast of Baja northbound from Cabo San Lucas to San Diego is referred to as the Baja Bash. This is because the winds...
Loreto to Cabo San Lucas
April 29 – May 28, 2024 We left our friends on Tino Pai in the anchorage at Candeleros Chico and sailed to the lesser known TnA anchorage just outside of Puerto Escondido. Upon arrival...
Mazatlan to Candeleros Chico
April 5 – 28, 2024 We competed the trip from Chacala to Mazatlan in just under 26 hours. The winds were light so we ended up motor sailing most of the way. Leaving Chacala...
Zihuatanejo to Chacala
February 27-April 3, 2024 We spent almost three weeks in the wonderful town of Zihuatanejo. While the first part of our stay was dominated by the Sailfest activities, the second was filled with Guitarfest....
Barra de Navidad to Zihuatanejo
January 27-February 26, 2024 My latest bout with COVID lasted about 5 days. After recovering, I was able to jump back in and enjoy Barra de Navidad. We enjoyed this is a cool little...
Twenty Days in Tenacatita
January 8-27, 2024 Tenacatita is a large bay roughly 120 nautical miles south of Puerto Vallarta. It was one of our favorite stops last season and we had been talking it up to our...
Isla Partida to Chamela
December 2, 2023- January 6, 2024 December and the holiday season has been quite busy. We’ve been on the move and covering some miles so I’ll try to quickly bring everyone up to speed...
Puerto Escondido to La Paz
November 19 – December 1st, 2023 We arrived in Puerto Escondido and immediately took advantage of all it has to offer. We got to boat chores including having the bottom cleaned, servicing our outboard...
Santa Rosalia to Puerto Escondido
November 7-18, 2023 After several days of strong winds from the north, we finally had a weather window to head south. In typical fashion, there was no wind and we had to motor. Fortunately...
