Thursday the 4th of February dawned clear and calm, at least that's what we assumed must have happened. By the time we got up around 0900, it was a glorious, clear and warm morning, and a welcome change from the past few days. After showers, breakfast, dishwashing and all other water uses we could think [...]

For the past few days, the midway for the annual Guaymas Carnival has been setting-up on the malecon directly astern of our slip in the Singlar marina. There were already a few small rides there when we arrived last Tuesday, but the major ones came in and began setting-up on Saturday. Experience tells [...]

On Friday we relaxed in the luxury of having unlimited electricity, water and wifi, and of being able to go ashore without having to use the dinghy. After long showers, a late breakfast and some internet browsing, we went ashore and walked along the malecon to its end in search of fresh seafood.

At 1115 on Tuesday the 26th we weighed and headed over to the fuel float at the entrance to Marina San Carlos, where we took on 669 litres of diesel to top-up our tanks. While we were there, we also filled our nearly empty water tanks. We hadn't been running the watermaker in Bahia San Carlos because [...]

At 0715 on Friday the 22nd of January we weighed anchor and proceeded out of the harbour in Santa Rosalia. Edi steered Sequitur through the narrow gap between the breakwaters, while I cleared a small rug, a tangle of wire and a caking of bottom muck off the Rocna and secured it for sea.

We have decided to leave Baja California after a visit of just over two months. We had crossed into Mexican waters on the afternoon of 20 November, and had anchored off the beach in Ensenada later that night. We then spent half a month making our way down the Pacific coast of the Baja, exploring four [...]