John M
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Gonzaga house rental???
First week of May? - Anyone know of a rental there?
John M
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willardguy
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that may tough john, how about one of the cottages at rancho grande?
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cottages?
A great idea willardguy - do you mean the palapas, or are there other rentals?
thanks for the suggestions.
JM
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Quote: Originally posted by John M  | A great idea willardguy - do you mean the palapas, or are there other rentals?
thanks for the suggestions.
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next to the old restaurant site thats been turned into rooms. I did not go inside these but look nice. contact information I guess would be rancho
grande market?
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A house on the beach would be better.
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Yes, a house would be preferred. These look like the ones that were up by the highway a year or two ago. Are they north of the still unfinished
restaurant or did they replace several palapas to the south?
Fact of the matters is that my wife and I intend to camp but daughter & husband prefer more "civilized" amenities.
JM
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they're south of the restaurant site where palapa #1 was. obviously a house would be preferable but its rare to find someone to rent out their
off-grid home, but.......good luck!
[Edited on 1-30-2018 by willardguy]
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You may try:
Www.Bajaplayadelsol.com
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This is not far from the La Poma Restaurant (Km. 133.5), which is very good food!
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That pic of the "houses" is truly depressing. Is that how they actually are situated or are they just there stored to be moved?
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On the beach side across from Rancho Grande there are a couple of old trailers that Rancho Grande Market rents out starting at 600 mxn/night. They're
pretty crappy and some don't have refrigerators. The palapas on the beach rent around 125 mxn/night (at least I was told that). I was NOT impressed
with Gonzaga and everything seemed overpriced since there is so little there. I turned around and went back towards San Felipe.
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| Quote: Originally posted by bajamary1952 | | On the beach side across from Rancho Grande there are a couple of old trailers that Rancho Grande Market rents out starting at 600 mxn/night. They're
pretty crappy and some don't have refrigerators. The palapas on the beach rent around 125 mxn/night (at least I was told that). I was NOT impressed
with Gonzaga and everything seemed overpriced since there is so little there. I turned around and went back towards San Felipe.
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Next time, look at Campo Beluga, Km. 149 + 2 miles in.
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Mary don't judge a book by it's cover or lack there of. Gonzaga offers several places to stay, hotel, the trailers and cottages. Also several places
to camp. There are many things to see and do. Fishing, exploring and just site seeing. Several mines, an onyx field, an orchard of bent palm trees,
the El Camino Real Trail up to Mission Santa Maria. While the rooms at Alfonsina's are on the high side the food is excellent as is Papa Fernandez
place. You can always drop by Coco's for a cold drink and say Hi a little further down the road.
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| Quote: Originally posted by TMW | | Mary don't judge a book by it's cover or lack there of. Gonzaga offers several places to stay, hotel, the trailers and cottages. Also several places
to camp. There are many things to see and do. Fishing, exploring and just site seeing. Several mines, an onyx field, an orchard of bent palm trees,
the El Camino Real Trail up to Mission Santa Maria. While the rooms at Alfonsina's are on the high side the food is excellent as is Papa Fernandez
place. You can always drop by Coco's for a cold drink and say Hi a little further down the road. |
For sure!
On my www.vivabaja.com self-guided tour page http://vivabaja.com/tours/index.html with these links to photos:
Bahia San Luis Gonzaga Area
Mission-era warehouse ruins on the shore of the bay
Alfonsina's Beach
Onyx Springs create a mineral glacier
Molino de Lacy ruins & grave
Las Palmitas oasis and Santa Maria Canyon
El Camino Real to Mision Santa Maria
Santa Maria Canyon from the air
La Turquesa Canyon
La Turquesa Grade
Calamajue mission site
Campo Beluga (Gonzaga Bay)
Coco's Corner
Alfonsina's
Here is my new map of Gonzaga Bay site locations:
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| Quote: Originally posted by redhilltown | | That pic of the "houses" is truly depressing. Is that how they actually are situated or are they just there stored to be moved?
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no...thats where they live....they really don't look that bad and theres a huge common area palapa structure in front of them. welcome to the new Gbay
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