We visited Puerto San Carlos just before "Semana Santa", we stayed at "Brennan Hotel": clean, very basic, not good tv, secured parking, no restaurant
but they do have a fishing guide on hand that may be helpful. We had dinner at "Restaurante Lore" right on the corner up a couple of steps: not good;
but next door to it there's a smaller not as "fancy" but was told by locals it's way better homemade food: "La Pasadita" when we got there it was
closed (around 9pm). We also had great seafood at Mariscos "El Tiburon" behind the technical school.
During our visit it was windy everyday so we didn't go out in the bay but as I've learned there's great fishing and sightseeing along the bay and in
the mangroves, also the sand dunes on Isla Magdalena are something worthwhile visiting.
I had both motors on my boat checked by a local mechanic, it was a small shop with sand floor but very knowledgeable guys working there.
On your way thru Ciudad Constitucion look for "Antojeria La Esquina" it's on a corner on the east side of the street: it's a must hole in the wall
place to have breakfast; we stayed at Hotel "Posada del Ryal" about $650 pesos (?) secured parking, coffee in the office, regular tv, really clean.
Enjoy your visit. |
