| En route to the waterfall, there are signs to hotsprings. When I went, all the "roads" leading to hotsprings were actually arroyos with flowing water
so I didn't attempt to cross. But maybe you can decide if you want to check it out. When I went to the bat cave, I asked directions of a man who
told me he'd take me - we walked in the arroyo, a light trail can be seen; he told me about the town, etc. (No need to drive there - it's a pretty
walk - just keep to the cliffs on the close side - you'll see a big cave - a bee hive - walk into it a short ways, you'll see the bats.) If you're
staying in San Jose, take another day trip to Playa Arbolito, 5 miles south of Cabo Pulmo town. It's a turnoff on the left side of the road, there's
a sign - best to pay attention to when you go 5 miles. There are equipment rentals there, good snorkling, a trail along the coast to other beaches.
A great place to spend a day. Another day trip is go to Rancho Buena Vista and get a day pass - $10 when I went. Access to the pool, hot tub,
restaurant, bathroom, patio, beach lounge chairs, pool bar. |
