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C205Driver
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Punta Sanfrancisquito / Puerto Sanfrancisquito
…. Has anyone been down there recently. How good or bad is the road from BOLA? GN? Is Juan still there? TIA..
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rzitren
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I am flying there tomorrow. We are staying with Beto over in the port. I will let you know on Monday.
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David K
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Please share Baja flying reports and photos with us!
Baja Nomad even as a Private Aircraft Travel forum: http://forums.bajanomad.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=36
Thank you!!
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larryC
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I drove to squito in early June and the road was good then. Just a normal washboardy baja road.
Off grid, 12-190 watt evergreen solar panels on solar trackers, 2-3648 stacked Outback inverters, 610ah LiFePo4 48v battery bank, FM 60 and MX60
Outback charge controllers, X-240 Outback transformer for 240v from inverters, 6500 watt Kubota diesel generator.
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rzitren
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Hi
Just got back from Punta San Francisquitos. Dirt Runway is open and marked at with numbers at both ends. The old paved runway looks broken up and
is probably not useable. I only saw one Cabana that might be useable but I did not ask. There is junk cars broken everything laying around. They were
closed for almost a year and are just getting started.
We stayed with Beto in the port and went out fishing and snorkeling in his boat. He has a couple of houses he rents out and also has camp sites
with bathrooms.
We were only the second plane to land there in two months. We entered and exited Mexico through San Felipe. If you email Daniel there he will
have all the paperwork ready. We were in and out in less then 30 minutes including fuel.
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David K
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The Puerto San Francisquito (Beto's) website: www.puertosf.com
The following two images are from the website.
The view is looking south from Beto's on the cove to the Punta San Francisquito runway. The second image is the pier at Beto's beach.
I also took some photos when I was last there in Jan. 2017: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2017-baja-expedition-1-e...
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PaulW
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Beto's is a nice place to stay
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JZ
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Road from MX 1 is fast. It's graded and smooth. Last time we did it you could run 60mph on parts of it.
From BoLA it is a tiny bit rocky. But nothing bad at all.
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C205Driver
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JZ…. If’s you were driving a Dually truck & truck camper, how would you rate it?
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JZ
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Coming in from MX 1 it would be fine.
A little bumpy and long from BoLA.
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Quote: Originally posted by rzitren  | Hi
Just got back from Punta San Francisquitos. Dirt Runway is open and marked at with numbers at both ends. The old paved runway looks broken up and
is probably not useable. I only saw one Cabana that might be useable but I did not ask. There is junk cars broken everything laying around. They were
closed for almost a year and are just getting started.
We stayed with Beto in the port and went out fishing and snorkeling in his boat. He has a couple of houses he rents out and also has camp sites
with bathrooms.
We were only the second plane to land there in two months. We entered and exited Mexico through San Felipe. If you email Daniel there he will
have all the paperwork ready. We were in and out in less then 30 minutes including fuel.
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Beto's a good man. He once pulled a treble hook out of my thumb and I was ever so grateful. He had the anesthesia and scalpel and everything.
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Never stayed at Beto's but hope to soon, Use to stay next door but It was pretty bad last time. His place looks amazing.
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PaulW
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He has one cabin suitable for a couple and a house suitable for bikers with a large room with lots of cots
Camping on the beach is excellent. Bathroom with toilets and showers are a short walk. Did not check if the water was hot.
Fishing should be great based on the fish we saw from the pier.
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| Quote: Originally posted by PaulW | He has one cabin suitable for a couple and a house suitable for bikers with a large room with lots of cots
Camping on the beach is excellent. Bathroom with toilets and showers are a short walk. Did not check if the water was hot.
Fishing should be great based on the fish we saw from the pier. |
We stayed in the house one time.
It fit 5 of us easily.
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David K
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Jan. 2017 photos at Beto's Puerto San Francisquito:
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PaulW
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I hope someone will refresh your 5 year old photos.
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David K
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We can only hope! 
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For those who have never been there, if you reach the gate in the top photo, you have already passed the office!
I did not go down to the beach, but car camped up by the office. That is where the shower and restrooms are, and they were well maintained. I still
use an ice chest, and I was glad that I was able to get some ice from Beto, since there is no where else around there to get it.
If you are not living on the edge, you are taking up too much space!
"Could do better if he tried!" Report card comments from most of my grade school teachers. Sadly, still true!
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PaulW
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Beto's Place
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David K
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| Quote: Originally posted by AKgringo | For those who have never been there, if you reach the gate in the top photo, you have already passed the office!
I did not go down to the beach, but car camped up by the office. That is where the shower and restrooms are, and they were well maintained. I still
use an ice chest, and I was glad that I was able to get some ice from Beto, since there is no where else around there to get it.
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?? I think not the gate in my photo...?
That gate is where you turn left off the road to the Punta San Francisquito runway and resort (1.0 mi). The gate is to keep cattle out, so close it
behind you. The road forks beyond the gate. The left fork goes to Beto's home, 0.3 mi. Straight ahead goes to the beach (0.2 mi).
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