The next morning, we left Campestre Maranatha for Ciudad Constitucion where we stayed at Palapa 206, it turns out this place is owned by Mike and his Mexican wife. Mike is an Englishman from near Weymouth in Dorset. There was also a Motel at the campsite, and rooms could be rented by the hour 😉,

After our week in the timeshare and saying goodbye to Kit, Joe, Lew & Elizabeth we decided it was time to start heading north. First stop was some Hot Springs (Agua Caliente) at El Chorro where we camped for a night. In the morning after taking a hike up stream for a few kilometers, we

After spending a week out at Nahe Dem we had friends from Calgary coming to Cabo San Lucas (Cabo) for a couple of weeks, we drove back to Playa Las Viudas after restocking our cupboards in San Jose del Cabo (San Jose), Costco in Cabo and doing business via the internet as there is no

After leaving La Paz we headed to Los Barriles for a couple of days where we camped one night at Playa Norte as we knew they had reasonable internet and we needed to do some business online, camping here is quite expensive due to being very Gringo-ish. Next day we went to Baja Sunrise RV

While in San Jose del Cabo we met back up with Stefan & Thomas where we stocked up on groceries then head out east along the coast towards a wild beach camp spot for two days. But on the way, we stopped at Buzzards for a Margarita to celebrate Stefan’s birthday before dinner. We also had

After leaving here we travelled to La Vantana. This is a very Gringo-ish and was very busy as there where getting ready for a Kitesurfing, Sailboarding, Stand-Up-Paddle-Boarding and Mountain Biking competition where the prize was $5000USD. We found a spot just north of town on the beach for the night and that’s where all we stayed due

After four nights all four parties left for La Paz. We stopped in Cuidad Constitucion for groceries, propane and water then continued towards La Paz, it was getting late so we camped just out of town on the northwest side, we drove out to a remote peninsula for the night. In the morning we went

  Leaving Mulege we stocked up on water and groceries and continued south on MX1 to Playa El Requeson located in the Bahia de Concepcion, this was only about 20kms/12miles south of Mulege. Upon arrival we set up camp and made some Guacamole and Pico de Gillo, cracked out the olives, cheese and Salami and

Continuing on we travelled to just south of the Baja California (BC)/Baja California Sur (BCS) border till we arrived at Jesus Maria. From here we headed west to the coast for a couple of days to use up our groceries before crossing into BCS as they will take certain grocery item at the border control,