Debbie.
These pictures were taken during new years week and all of Mexico is on vacation at that time so it, the beach, is way crowded! This area is at the NW end of Santiago beach.Anchored in Santiago at new years, good fun! - 2016
January 2016 - Anchored in Santiago - Manzanillo - state of Colima
Anchored in Las Hadas by Manzanillo, Mexico - 2016
January 2016 - Anchored in Las Hadas, Manzanillo, Mexico
s\v Elegant'sea to the far left with the yellow kayak on the side.
From Barra de Navidad to Santiago, Mexico and long lines - 2015
End of December 2015 - Anchored in Barra-Bahia de Navidad lagoon, Mexico
We recently made the
passage from Barra de Navidad to Santiago, Mexico. There were some fish nets
that one panga fisherman showed us where to round the net. The next net a panga
lowered the net so we could pass through. Both very nice. The next trap (very
hard to see - clear coke bottles for buoys, an occasional green sprite one but
mostly see through) was a long line (a fishing line with hooks that is long).
In this case we were 2.5 nm off shore and were almost 10 nm off shore before we
got around them.
Sailing fromTenacatita to Barra-Bahia de Navidad to Santiago - Manzanillo -2016
Beginning of January 2016 anchored at Las Hadas, Mexico
Our sail from Tenacatita to Barra-Bahia de Navidad was a wild one. We
left in the afternoon so we would have some wind, about 20 knots. But when we
rounded the corner out of Tenacatita the seas picked up and it was a wild ride.
The sail boat behind us turned back.
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