If you want to get a mooring ball or just anchor in Old Harbor then you would want to use this dinghy dock.
La Costa Marinera - Mazatlan for dinner - 2016
We (Chip and Debbie on s\v Elegant'sea) went for dinner here at La Costa Marinera with Rick and Cindy on s\v Cool Change. Great sunsets!
s\v Elegant'sea sailing Marina Mazatlan to Stone Island - 2017
It was 7 knots of true wind with 9 knots of apparent wind and that gave us about 5.5 knots of speed.
50th Anniversary dock party at Marina Mazatlán - 2017
Joe and Fran on s\v Yancy went to the sausage man
and picked up a bunch of really good sausage for the barbecue.
Stern cam cleat to bimini wiring sorted and covered for protection - 2017
Our stern Imtra C2-107 LED spot light gets a face lift - 2017
Our Imtra C2-107 LED spot light after six years in the sun and fun.
New UV water treatment plant for s\v Elegant'sea - 2017
We made a mount so we can temporally mount it on the stanchion.
VW Jetta gets a door lock fix, Robert on guitar - 2017
Robert on Guitar
Robert came by the boat and we got to talking guitar and he played a couple songs. Very fun. Then we followed him to the repair shop.
No more "Veggie man" as the snow bird season is over - 2017
The "Veggie man's" truck with all the goodies.
Our new VW Jetta gets an oil change. Test of the lube center
Middle of April 2017 - Tied up in Marina Mazatlán, Mexico
We took our new 2008 VW Jetta to the Pemex station down the street from Soriana on Rafael Buelna and Fco. Solis in the neighborhood of Pancho Villa.
This is a nice place and does lots of services we want to get done. We want to have all the fluids changed - brake, transmission etc. We wanted to test out the place first to see if we could like it. This place was recommended by Robert, the local who helped us buy the car.
Our 20008 Jetta getting the oil changed. Debbie to the left looking on.
Their services.
Oils etc.
Purchased a VW Jetta in Mazatlan, Mexico - 2017
April 2017- Currently tied up in Marina Mazatlán, Mexico
Yes, we purchased a car - a 2008 VW Jetta. Here in Mazatlán Mexico they also call them a Bora.
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