sailing in Mexico

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MrjfortinActive member26 August 2010 23:11:44

Did any one has been or is still sailing extensively on the pacific coast of mexico, further south then the sea of Cortez, possibly even south of Z town ? I would appreciate your comments, places of interest, quiet anchorage etc.... Thank you in advanc

VallartinaMember31 August 2010 22:50:55

From "my area" I could recommend you the Chacala Bay/Coast, Cruz de Huanacastle, Paradise Village in Nuevo Vallarta, all Nayarit, Yelapa, Mayto and Cabo Corrientes and further on Costa Carreyes, Jalisco coast. But better consider the winter months for a tour along the coast.
Have fun!

MrjfortinActive member01 September 2010 01:53:29

Thank you, that was a lot of help
Be well.

MrjfortinActive member06 September 2010 13:11:51

Have you done anu sailings in that area ?

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