Can you still camp on the beach at Los Frailes? I did it about 8 years ago and had a great time and was thinking of going back. If not can you
recommend good beach camping in that area. ThanksGadget - 4-12-2008 at 11:56 AM
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Originally posted by fflorenc
Can you still camp on the beach at Los Frailes? I did it about 8 years ago and had a great time and was thinking of going back. If not can you
recommend good beach camping in that area. Thanks
Coral los Frailes south of Cabo Pulmo?
We did last October and it was awesome. Pulled the Bronco and tent trailer down the beach behind the palapa umbrellas and set up. Perfect!fflorenc - 4-12-2008 at 01:56 PM
yeah.. Just south of Cabo Pulmo. Is it still free? Is there still a military base/tent there? Thanks So much!
Los Frailes
Cardon Man - 4-12-2008 at 03:04 PM
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Originally posted by fflorenc
yeah.. Just south of Cabo Pulmo. Is it still free? Is there still a military base/tent there? Thanks So much!
I just drove by there and saw a few people camped out by the palapas on the beach. No military base/tent and have not seen one there anytime in the
recent past. I'm pretty sure it's free.Gadget - 4-12-2008 at 04:57 PM
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Originally posted by fflorenc
yeah.. Just south of Cabo Pulmo. Is it still free? Is there still a military base/tent there? Thanks So much!
Yep, we never saw anyone to pay if we wanted to. No Military base, just the fish camp in the arroyo. Be around your camp at the end of the day when
the pangas start coming in. We just came back to camp from snorkeling up at the point and there was one panga coming in. I grabbed some money and
ran up there as the trucks were backing on the beach with coolers as he came in very late compared to all the others.
I asked if fishing had been good or bad since they were in so late. The 3 pangueros all smiled and said fishing was great but they had a real bad
time getting in as they were way out and the wind outside was very bad. I asked if they had anything they could sell me and they asked what I wanted.
Curell if they had it would be nice. "Nope, but we have an Atun in this cooler on the panga". One guy opened a medium cooler full of ice with a
20lb or so tuna, blue fin I think? He said he would sell me one side of it. Sold, he filleted it and dropped a filet in my big zip lock bag that
didn't fit. "How much, I asked?" "20 pesos". Huh? I pulled out the pesos I grabbed from camp and handed them to the one guy, it was 70 pesos.
They all smiled and said they were glad they were late getting in. "Me too" I said and I walked back to camp with $100 stateside worth of ice cold
fresh tuna. Shashimi and BBQ tuna for dinner was unreal.
Have fun!Osprey - 4-12-2008 at 05:21 PM
Gadget, Coral Frailes they are now calling Los Arbolitos. It is not in Frailes but is near the Cabo Pulmo reef. Los Frailes is the next bay to the
southeast and anybody can camp there and think it is free. Off and on there are guys at Los Arbolitos collecting money. That's a good thing not a bad
one because for $5 you might feel better about people raping the park while the boss is asleep. The Curel (that's Jurel) have all been up this way
(Palmas bay), the tuna you bought is yellowfin and if you enjoy it, whatever you paid is the right amount. My brother in West Palm Beach Florica just
bought some dorado filets for $14.00 a pound and enjoyed the meal he cooked on his home bbq.shari - 4-12-2008 at 06:03 PM
