BajaNomad

July trip south; any suggestions?

vandy - 5-9-2010 at 06:44 AM

I am doing my second Summer trip to Baja. Phoenix makes Hell look cool.

Let's see: pick up a kayak in San Diego.

First to Bahia San Quintin for kayak-fishing, then to Punta Baja by El Rosario for camping/fishing.

Then a trip up to the mountains at San Pedro Martir (I have a park pass, so camping's free).

Finally Abreojos. And I may take a quick swing down south to partake of the incredible mangos in August.

Anything else to do in Summer in Baja? Am I missing any cool places (emphasis on "cool", weatherwise).

Thanks for any suggestions
JohnV

dtbushpilot - 5-9-2010 at 07:36 AM

Sounds like a good summer itinerary, stay away from the Gulf side if you want to stay cool....dt

Russ - 5-9-2010 at 07:38 AM

Add 90% humidity to you AZ temps on the SOC and you'll probably enjoy your time more on the Pacific side.

bajajudy - 5-9-2010 at 07:47 AM

Glad that you mentioned the mangos.
Did you know that the people of San Jose are called mangeros by some of the choyeros?

wilderone - 5-11-2010 at 05:57 PM

Might find some successful fishing off the rocks at the coves accessed along the ridge path at Laguna Manuela. Can launch the kayak too.

capt. mike - 5-11-2010 at 07:54 PM

vandy - you took my stuff to phx once, remember?
let me know your schedule for possible ARR to Abreojos.
ok??
are you in phx now? if so let's meet for one.
U2U me.

vandy - 5-11-2010 at 10:33 PM

I just bought a fishing kayak in Phoenix of all places, along with two Penn rods, a tent and a chair. I'll be working my butt off until I leave, but I may get in a brew with Capt Mike.

Time to look up "Laguna Manuela"...

Thanks!

David K - 5-12-2010 at 09:59 AM

Our July trip of 2009: http://vivabaja.com/709 to just south of Loreto with stays at:
El Rosario (Turista and Baja Cactus), San Ignacio (Ignacio Springs), Bahia Concepcion (Playa Frambes Lighthouse Resort and Playa La Perla), and Loreto (Coco Cabaņas). Side trips to mission sites at Londo, San Javier, Magdalena, Ligui, San Borja, & Santo Tomas valley.