We sailed 124 miles to San Quitin, 141 to Cedros Island and then little hops to Turtle Bay, Asuncion, and Santa Maria. The highlight of Maria was fishermen selling us lobsters! Averaged out to $4 a piece for some small to medium size but they were tasty.

Fun getting to know yachties along the way. The picture shows two 'friends' we had to ask to leave but fun watching the boobies for awhile. Amazing all the different stories people have. We sailed into Cabo Christmas Eve so the cruise ships and tourist boats were in full swing but it was exciting. Manta rays even put on a show jumping out of the water.

We had our Cricket phones with the Mexico extension but even though they partner with AT&T, we didn't have coverage for days on end.

This was Scott's email entry:

We anchored in Cabo late last night and got some needed sleep. We had no cell coverage for the last 12 days.
We sailed and motored for 716Nm in light following or no wind. We motored or motor sailed 73 hours and sailed for 75 hours this is a really bad ratio for our race boat but I guess most heavy cruisers would have motored almost the whole time.

We got 6 hours of 20 knots on the beam one night under a full moon and blasted along at 9's and 10's with a top speed of 14.2. As you can see, Scott always has speed and traveling info if you want to know more.

Donna again: We finally got a Telcel Sim card in La Manzanilla and Celeste's phone can handle two Sim cards so we switch to Telcel when we have to. It was $$500 pesos for 10 gigs for 1 month and it is working out well.

Cabo is  crazy busy but it allowed us another Costco run, even finding a good Samaritan to drive us back to the marina with all our purchases. We were glad to move onto San Jose del Cabo.