Hi
I am heading to La Paz Mex to sail the Sea of Cortez for a week in February.
I have been there before but just did the recomended touristy things. Can
anyone give me some inside information as to anchorages, side trips, dingy
excursions, snorkling locations etc.. I am also spending a week on land,
are there any good side trips that are within a days drive of La Paz.

Sterling

"Silver K" wrote in message
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Hi
I am heading to La Paz Mex to sail the Sea of Cortez for a week in
February. I have been there before but just did the recomended touristy
things. Can anyone give me some inside information as to anchorages, side
trips, dingy excursions, snorkling locations etc.. I am also spending a
week on land, are there any good side trips that are within a days drive
of La Paz.

Sterling



I recommend you get good charts and local knowledge if you're sailing. I was
there last January, and we used charts, etc. from www.gerrycruise.com/. The
information was near perfect. Later in the year I had an opportunity to meet
Gerry in person. He's a great guy.

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"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

On Oct 24, 5:34 am, "Silver K" wrote:
Hi
I am heading to La Paz Mex to sail the Sea of Cortez for a week in February.
I have been there before but just did the recomended touristy things. Can
anyone give me some inside information as to anchorages, side trips, dingy
excursions, snorkling locations etc.. I am also spending a week on land,
are there any good side trips that are within a days drive of La Paz.

Sterling

Couple of things - the Sea will be COLD in Feb. Double check the
swimming, etc. In a week you will not be going far (100 miles) and
maybe no-where depending on the winter winds out of the North. Dingy
excursions - if the N winds are 25-35 you might be lucky to go ashore
- or maybe not.

Land trips - nothing except for the circle trip from LP to Cabo and
back - go one road & return the other. Cabo is a crappy time-share
tourist pit. The circle road is worth a day trip.

Depending on you, you might make the extended trip up to see the
whales in the lagoon.

The reason cruisers like LP is because most things are walkable and
there's few dumb time-share tourists around. Otherwise there's not
much there for a quick trip. Most of the good cruising anchorages are
70 + KM north, although there are some stops in the islands just north
of LP.