Some folks cruising on a sailboat reported that Abreojos plans to build a harbour where cruise ships will come. Sounds crazy to me as I gaze out onto
the formidable wild pacific surf that powerfully crashes upon our west coast shores but I was wondering if anyone else has heard this and if there are
any nomads in Abreojos?rts551 - 5-5-2006 at 01:47 PM
Shari
There are a couple of us that live in Abreojos. At least part time.
The report of a marina comes up periodically. There are a couple of protected areas around the point south of town where boats layover off shore. I
haven't heard of a full fledged harbour for cruise ships.
Ralphrts551 - 5-5-2006 at 07:19 PM
great. will be there around 1 Jun. I will stay until end of Sep.rts551 - 5-6-2006 at 07:10 AM
Shari
Is the coast road from Abreojos to Asuncion open. In March I was told that it was washed out. Locals were having to go out to the Hiway and back into
Asuncion or Tortugas.
Haven't made that trip in about 4 years and was thinking of doing it again this summer.
Sheri
noproblemo2 - 5-6-2006 at 10:39 PM
Where exactly is this wonderful place???Bajaboy - 5-7-2006 at 08:19 PM
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Originally posted by noproblemo2 Where exactly is this wonderful place???
South of Bahia Tortugas on the Pacific coast of Baja.
Zac4baja - 5-8-2006 at 06:48 AM
abreojos was one of the original areas listed to get a marina in the ladder project ,not for cruise ships but for vessels to use on there way north
and south along the coast. i believe they droped it out of the list a few years ago along with caterina . will se how rosalaitta does with its new
harbor. the darn thing keeps filling up with sand, go figure.
Changes
MrBillM - 5-8-2006 at 09:53 AM
I would imagine that Abreojos has changed dramatically since I last saw it in February of 1977, along with everywhere else North and South of the
Border. On that trip to Scammons Lagoon and Malarrimo Beach, we were running two days late and stopped in Abreojos to send a telegram home. However,
it was Sunday and the Telegraph office was closed so we headed on to San Ignacio. Abreojos was a small, sleepy fishing village at that time.SiReNiTa - 5-8-2006 at 02:29 PM
There is a dirt road from bahia asuncion to Abreojos and it is definately open. There are some nasty bits of washboard but it is maintained on
occasion (like when the governor visits!) It is a lovely trip along the coast but usually results in a flat tire or two! Luckily there are tire shops
in the villages. It passes through several villages and if ya pass through San Hippolito, stop in and say hi to my sister in law and her
family...Tita, Bimbo and her 3 sons who can also show you where to dive and surf!SiReNiTa - 5-8-2006 at 03:22 PM
mooooom...you are on my settings again!!!!! stop using my name!! haha lova ya!pappy - 5-9-2006 at 12:50 PM
i plan to cruise that route in july.if you don't mind, i may try and stop by and
say howdy on my way through...
cruise that route in july.if you don't mind, i may try and stop by and
say howdy on my way through...