sea kayaker in Baja

What to Wear Sea Kayaking - Part 1

Gear & Clothing Strategies for Warm Weather Kayaking

Kayaking is one of the outdoor activities that is growing massively in popularity these days. Especially as winter settles in here in North America, the idea of heading somewhere warm for a kayak trip in the sun, with clear blue water, bright sandy beaches and beautiful sunshine sounds amazing right now.

child with sarong on beach

Why a Sarong is Your Must-Have Travel Companion

The Sarong - An Essential Packing Item for Any Travel 

Trying to squeeze everything you need for a travel adventure into a small bag can be challenging to say the least, particularly if you’re trying to adhere to carry-on luggage restrictions.

sea kayakers navigating with a map

Gear Every Sea Kayaker Should Own

Essential Sea Kayaking Gear

A sea kayak offers its paddler a close-up and intimate experience with water. It moves at a pace that allows your mind to absorb sounds, smells, and in some cases tastes that clarify the moment.

people walking along the malecon in Loreto, Baja

Best Things to Do in Loreto, Baja

Top Activities to Experience from Loreto, Baja

Today, there are more options for flying to Loreto than ever before, making it easier than ever to reach the marvelous Municipality of Comondu, one of the five municipalities in Baja Sur.  For those who want to experience the real Baja beyond Cabo, this is the place to go.  

Whale breaching the water in Baja, California.

Top Whale Watching Spots in Baja, California

During the months of January through April, Baja is likely the world’s best place for whale watching!  There are so many species to see, including humpbacks, blue, minke, orca, fin, Bryde’s, sperm, sei, and the iconic gray whales of the eastern Pacific.  Of these, the most commonly seen whales in the Sea of Cortez are blue, humpback, orca, and fin.

sun setting in Magdalena bay in Baja

History of Magdalena Bay, Baja

Magdalena Bay in Baja California Sur

Stretching along the west coast of Baja California Sur lies Magdalena Bay or Bahía de Magdalena. This magnificent wetland ecosystem is protected from the powerful waves of the Pacific Ocean by the barrier islands of Isla Santa Margarita and Isla Magdalena.

Recipes from Camp (or Home): Guacamole

Something that I really enjoy doing now that we are staying home is creating delicious meals in my Baja kitchen. One of the most important rooms in a Mexican home is the kitchen because that’s where we create amazing dishes that will nourish our body and soul.

sea kayak in foamy water in front of rocks

Anatomy of a Sea Kayak

Embarking on a sea kayaking trip but don’t know your keel from your bow? Get ready to brush up on your sea kayak anatomy with our beginner-friendly guide. While some parts of a sit-in kayak are self-explanatory, other names require a little more explanation.