Three thousand dollars and one day later, the kayaks arrived to an unmarked house behind a restaurant…
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What marine mammal doesn’t swim, and how does it get to eat lobster?
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A busy afternoon at the guide house, full of life, laughter, and a touch of mayhem.
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The swell is indeed bigger this morning. We don’t need to open our eyes to know. Besides, it’s still dark when we awake…
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It was a windy week. A sailboat heading south reported north winds of 30-40 knots. Palm trees at the hotel did a lot of lopsided yoga. Gusts of blowing dirt found us even in the pool.
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I was blown away by our first official kayak-sailing trip, in a wonderful way. A custom group came from Washington state, organized by Jim & Mary who’ve paddled with us almost annually since our very first trip in 2007.
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We made it to Isla Monserrate, the first commercial sea kayaking outfitters to do so, that I know of.
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The biggest challenge of the Loreto Islands Challenge, Part 1, was keeping cool.
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“Flexibility is the key to greater air power,” says my fighter pilot brother-in-law. It’s true of kayak courses as well. The conditions were always good for something.
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Based out of Loreto on the Baja California Peninsula, Sea Kayak Baja Mexico provides small group adventures, customized courses, and quality equipment for hire on the planet’s richest ocean. Through these programs, we promote perspectives that deeply value culture, ethics, and the natural world, fostering vibrant human communities in healthy ecosystems.
