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nandopedal
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Isla Cedros
Hola amigos, anybody knows if there is boat service (Plain and simple transportation, it's just a couple of cowboys and their mountain bikes) from say
Guerrero Negro to the isla? thanks in advance!
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elskel
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Punta Euginia 14 miles from the island, you can hire a panga to take you across, not sure from G. Negro.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by elskel
Punta Euginia 14 miles from the island, you can hire a panga to take you across, not sure from G. Negro. |
Thanks elskel, north or south of GN? can't loacte it in GE
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| Quote: | Originally posted by nandopedal
| Quote: | Originally posted by elskel
Punta Euginia 14 miles from the island, you can hire a panga to take you across, not sure from G. Negro. |
Thanks elskel, north or south of GN? can't loacte it in GE |
It's the tip of the hook of Baja, end of road past Bahia Tortugas...

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nandopedal
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Thanks David, now all I need is somebody to take us maybe from Bahia Asuncion to the "Punta" but I have plenty of time (End of March)
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These folks can get you to the island. Not necessarily cheap, though.
http://cedrosoutdooradventures.com/
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Please be careful. More than one boat/panga has been lost in those straights between Cedros and the point.
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All the locals use the salt company to transport them & their vehicles. Not sure if it's available for turistas but it's free for locals. All
the vehicles have damage on them from the sling straps used to hoist the vehicles on top of the salt on the barge.
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David K
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There is an airport on Cedros and you can fly the local Guerrero Negro airline out there from Guerrero Negro... and there used to be regular service
from Ensenada on a DC-3, Aero Carga? Some Nomads have made some nice trip reports on Cedros in the past...
Edit, see Baja Blanca's flying to Cedros trip report from Nov. 2012: http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=64095
See Tony's trip to Cedros by boat, 2011: http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=54599
[Edited on 1-9-2014 by David K]
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don't forget some pics!
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I would write to the airline and get permission to take the mtn bikes first, but this really seems like your best option.
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AERO SERVICIOS GUERRERO Mexican phone numbers
from the States dial 01 52 and one of the last 2 numbers. I doubt you can call the 800 number from the States, but I am not sure.
Reservaciones: 01 800 823 31 53
Ofic. Cabo San Lucas: 624 1444443
Ofic. Los Mochis: 668 8156014
Here is a link to facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Aereo-Servicio-Guerrero/11470...
Ofic. La Paz: 612 16 55470
[Edited on 1-11-2014 by BajaBlanca]
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Tomas in Bahia tortugas has a fish camp at Pta.Eugenia and runs a water taxi that is very economical. There is a bus from Vizcaino that goes to Bahia
Tortugas that leaves from the bus terminal mid morning every day you can catch.
Let me know if you want the phone # for tomas taxi.
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nandopedal
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Thanks Blanca and Shari. Yes Shari can I have that number? although we are only on the planning stage any and all info is welcome and do say hi to
Juan for me, we were the locos in 3 jeeps last spring.
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I went to Cedros in 1985 for 4-days. Took the ESSA boat. Can't say as I would want to go back. I suppose it's worthy of a "Been There Done That"
patch. More cold wind went through the hotel than around it. Eqvt 25 dollars a night. Power off at 2000 hours, back on at 0600. Ate lots and lots of
abalone and lobster but I guess that's changed. It was a lonely windswept, at that time drizzly and foggy experience.
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Gracias Pompano, I did see that outfit on the net.
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Just found some information on the commute, here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cedros_Island
In the third paragraph under "Population and settlements":
"There is regularly scheduled air service to the island from Ensenada, departing every Monday and Wednesday, and landing at an airstrip at the south
end, adjacent to the "company town," while a 10 km (6 mi) road leads to "Pueblo Cedros". Open launch rides across the channel between Cedros and the
mainland can also be arranged at the Abarrotes Ramales store in Bahia Tortugas, but travellers opting for this transport should be prepared to have a
flexible schedule with several extra days in case of inclement weather conditions in the Channel."
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| Quote: | Originally posted by nandopedal
Gracias Pompano, I did see that outfit on the net. |
Actually, pretty good prices if they would guarantee SUN---------
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Ok, the numbers for Tomas's water taxi and hotelito in Pta.Eugenia is 615-158-0398 and his cel is 615-103-9734 or 615-106-0247 tell him Shari from
Asuncion gave you the numbers in case he is wondering...we send him lots of travellers.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
Ok, the numbers for Tomas's water taxi and hotelito in Pta.Eugenia is 615-158-0398 and his cel is 615-103-9734 or 615-106-0247 tell him Shari from
Asuncion gave you the numbers in case he is wondering...we send him lots of travellers. |
Thank you very much Shari.
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