Is there any lodging in La Purisima and the Comondu's?
ThanksCypress - 5-4-2008 at 09:45 AM
twogringos, There's a place in Comondo that rents a couple of rooms/camps, don't know the name. In Purisima supposedly there's a Bed and Breakfast.
Was gonna stay there, but couldn't find it. Good luck.Udo - 5-4-2008 at 10:29 AM
Hola, twogringos,
Going by my experience, I would stay at the cute motel @ Playa Buena Ventura in Bahia Concepcion. I tried to find lodging information about La
Purisima/Comondu, in the three Baja guides I have, but nothing came up. If you gotto go to Comondu, however, Ciudad Insurgentes is not that far away
and they have lots of lodging.vgabndo - 5-4-2008 at 10:33 AM
As recently as March when we passed through La Purisima, we found no evidence of lodging or meals for sale. There were a few mini-marts, and two
places to buy gasoline from drums. I would expect a B and B to have some sign on the main road.baja Steve - 5-4-2008 at 11:05 AM
We stayed at a b&b in La Prisima in Dec and again in Feb. and it is great. It is new and owned and operated by a retired College teacher from La
Paz. Heading east on the main street it is about two or three blocks past the muni building on the left. There is a little but good restaurant in town
also.twogringos - 5-4-2008 at 11:14 AM
Thanks everyone. We plan a loop from La Paz to La Purisima, then over the mountains through Comondu to Loreto and back to La Paz. We hope to spend
two nights in the smaller towns.Cypress - 5-4-2008 at 01:01 PM
twogringos, You're gonna have an adventure! David K - 5-4-2008 at 03:17 PM
Please post a trip report with lots of details (and photos) of your trip... That is a great part of Baja... and full of history!
The Camino Real goes right through this area: Loreto to San Javier to Comondu to La Purisima to Guadalupe del Sur...
I am headed over there in about one week from Loreto, and plan on getting lots of images through San Javier from Loreto...
Will spend about 2-3 days in the villages vgabndo - 5-4-2008 at 05:49 PM
Thanks Steve...We missed any signs of either place. What were the rates for accomidations?
Two gringos...your route back to LP is the good choice. I wouldn't recommend those 61 kms back east to the highway to anyone on four wheels. Kinda
fun on the motorcycles though.baja Steve - 5-4-2008 at 07:53 PM
The rate was $35.00 per room which can sleep 4. I think they have 5 or 6 roomstwogringos - 5-5-2008 at 06:59 AM
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Originally posted by vgabndo
Two gringos...your route back to LP is the good choice. I wouldn't recommend those 61 kms back east to the highway to anyone on four wheels. Kinda
fun on the motorcycles though.
Are you referring to the road from San Isidro back to HWY 1 near San Blas?
Steve, thanks for the B&B info. I guess we'll plan to camp in one of the Comondus.David K - 5-5-2008 at 07:40 AM
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Originally posted by LaTijereta
David..
I am headed over there in about one week from Loreto, and plan on getting lots of images through San Javier from Loreto...
Will spend about 2-3 days in the villages
Great Kris, then I expect a trip report from YOU!
I know you take great photos of things that move, so I can't wait to see the landscape shots!!
Thank you!!DianaT - 5-5-2008 at 11:36 AM
Hi Two Gringos!
It was so nice meeting you two when you were in Bahia Asuncion. Now we really look forward to hearing about your trip.
We did a loop a few years ago coming into La Purisima from the south and then out to Highway one just south of Bahia Conception. We really want to do
it again and also see Comondu.
Look forward to hearing about the roads, and oh, if you find the little B and B in La Purisima, we would be interested to hear if they accept pets.
Have fun and hope to see you again.
John and Dianevgabndo - 5-5-2008 at 06:09 PM
2gringos...I'm talking about the road from San Isidro to a mile south of El Rosarito. Here's the junction on the East end.