Saturday November 17.
At dawn we leave Ensenada with a perfect weather prediction , of course 2 hours into the journey, approaching a point of land the wind starts building , OK i got this, shorten sail. Easy peasey By the time the wind cranked up to 40 knots we were down to a handkerchief mainsail. Motor sailing down to our first anchorage, Punta Colonett. The following morning to Bahia San Quintin. Both anchorages were like sitting on the mooring in Cherry Cove, flat seas with a gentle breeze. We decided to do our first over niter to Turtle Bay. Just as I remember Turtle was very underwhelming. We got a good nights sleep and headed out the next morning. Continuing to harbor hop down the coast to Bahia San Juanico. Surfers know it as Scorpion Bay. What a great Mexican village with a little american influence. It is our new favorite spot on the pacific baja.






Livre the stories
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Don’t like the tuna, but the rest of the trip reminds me of our trip 16 years ago!
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So happy for you! Living vicariously thru your wonderful adventure! Thanks for sharing! Happy trails and sweet sails!
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Beautiful! Love hearing the stories & Angel is loving the turtles & whale pics. Cheers to continued smooth “sailing”.
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Pictures are awesome! Just finished a terrific OI and you were missed. I can’t wait to we meet again. All the best.
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