On October 26, we left one of our favorite marina/anchorages, Puerto Escondido. We sailed out into the soft breeze toward the anchorage at Agua Verde. As we were approaching the anchorage, we saw a pod of more than 20 dolphins. They were amazing! As we were watching them swimming together, we noticed a float in …
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We enjoyed our calm anchorage in San Juanico. We woke up the next morning and kayaked to a small beach where we donned our snorkeling equipment and swam around a small reef. We saw hundreds of beautiful fish and enjoyed being in the water for the first time in over two months! We left San …
On Sunday morning, October 21, we said goodbye to Marina San Carlos. We headed out past the docks destroyed by Sergio, wow…different take from the water. We motored in the smooth morning waters past Tetakawi, the mountain guarding the Bahia. The winds were 12 knots. The seas were a bit steep at 3+ feet, but …
October 11 was spent preparing Slow Dancer for the Hurricane/Tropical Storm that was headed our way. It was a guessing game as to how much power it would deliver and where it would hit. But we knew that we would definitely get something. We had escaped the wrath of Hurricane Rosa as it hit north …
Mexico offers 180 days in their country to US citizens. Our 180 days ended at an inopportune time, right in the middle of Pacific Mexico. Realizing this, we knew that we needed to drive to Tucson since we were so close (7 hours) and spend a day in the U.S. then back to Mexico which …