Category: Sailing Blog

Left Puerto Escondido with Genny and Steve on board. Their two kayaks were strapped to the top of the zodiac which we towed behind us. It looked like a weird plastic pontoon boat. We...

Good morning! The weather is sunny and still a cool 70 degrees this morning, and we are enjoying a cup of coffee in a beautiful, well protected cove in Agua Verde. Steve and Genny...

Ham Radio Email Update: After leaving La Paz, we spent our first night anchored in Ensenada Grande at Isla Partida. It was a new first for us—-we earned our dinghy-painter-around-the-prop badge! We had been...

We are leaving La Paz today and beginning our sail up north to Agua Verde (where we will meet Steve and Genny) and then on to Loreto and finally San Carlos to park the...

I know Heather already posted that we are –finally– leaving La Paz, but I also wanted to send a quick post from the ham radio to make sure it’s working before we get to...

Bonne Bell Lip gloss, Walkman with Rubber Soul tape and a Swiss Army knife. This was my answer when asked at 6th grade summer camp what 3 things I would want if stranded on...

We had four days in the La Paz house. Time enough for two house parties with new friends, a dip in the pool and to explore our hood. La Paz has great energy, but...

A little background…. The trip from De Los Muertos was best described as ridding a bucking bronco that just would now stop for 10 hours. We were heading straight into the wind and 6-8...

This is just a quick note to let everyone know that we made it to La Paz. We had a hell of a bash up the Cerralvo Channel yesterday, but we found a beautiful...

After a fun filled day on Los Frailes beach we are leaving at first light for Bahia De Los Muertos. It should take us about 10 hours. Today we went ashore and made a...