Since the last blog, we have settled back into life in La Paz. We have been running many errands all over town, bought a bigger dinghy...

We left Agua Verde very early in the morning, while it was still dark, as we had a 45 mile sail south to San Evaristo. It's a quaint...

After the 23 mile sail from Puerto Escondido, we dropped anchor in front of the small village of Agua Verde. Dirk and Silvia on Lison...

Since our last post, we have spent the last few weeks in the Loreto area. This is one of our favorite areas for it's picturesque views;...

We left San Carlos back on November 1st. We had good wind and made great time sailing across the Sea of Cortez. We arrived in Santo...

We have a had a busy past few weeks prior to leaving San Carlos with a dinner tour, turtle release, my last day of work, and lots of...

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month! Don't worry this blog is not graphic, it just outlines how easy and inexpensive my experience...

Our friends on SV Soul Rebel told us about a hike to a "possible" waterfall just out of town, so we put it on our list of things to do....

"Back in the day, pearls were used as currency to buy food, people, land; well, really just about everything!" said Fernando, our very...

With hurricane season approaching, we decided it was time to leave La Paz and head further north into the Sea of Cortez. Although La Paz...

When we made the decision to travel by sailboat, we also made a decision that we wanted to give back to the communities that we visited....

Each time we venture to a new anchorage, it becomes our new favorite anchorage. There is something so liberating about filling Karuna...

After enjoying a few days in San Jose Cabo, it was time for us to sail into the Sea of Cortez towards La Paz. It took us just over 24...