Santispac remains on of our favorite places on the Baja SLOW AND EASY. We stopped there both ways and it is camping on the beach with no water or electricity for a total on seven days, but it has always been special to us to wake up to sunrise over the water. This beach does have a small restaurant and bar called Lupe's so we were able to go there in the evening and have a drink, listen to music and watch the "locals". The town of Mulege is about 10 miles north so groceries are available.
Most of the pictures are self-explanatory and just show alot of relaxing comaraderie. We did celebrate Jim Wilson's birthday with Brats courtesy of Gunter and Sandy and a great cake from the local bakery. We also took a trip to see cave paintings. Our guide explained it as a van ride and a 20 minute walk. well, it was 20 minutes but it was a hike over rocks then a short boat ride and more rocks to see the paintings. It was worth it to see the cave paintings that go back about 1500 years.
ON THE WAY DOWN
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| MORNING FROM THE BEACH IN SANTISPAC |
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| BOCCE CHAMPIONSHIP ON THE BEACH |
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| JUST RELAXING |
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| AW YOU CAUGHT ME BOB & RAY |
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| VIEW FROM ABOVE [OURS IS ON THE FAR LEFT] |
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| COURTYARD AT HOTEL SERENIDAD |
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| THE BAR |
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| DINNER AGAIN |
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| MISSION AT MULEGE |
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| A TRAVEL BRIEF AND SOCIAL WITH STEAMED CLAMS DUG BY GUESTS |
ON THE WAY BACK
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| MERCEDES SAYS HURRY UP JIM THE MARGARITAS ARE READY |
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| OPTIONAL ACTIVITY ON THE ROAD TO LA TRINIDAD TO SEE CAVE PAINTINGS |
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| TRINIDAD MOUNTAINS |
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| SALVADOR OUR GUIDE EXPLAINING THE LOCAL PLANTS |
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| SALVADOR EXPLAINING THE MEDICINAL VALUE OF THE PLANT |
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| GRINDING ROCKS WITH PETROGLYPHS |
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| ON THE WAY TO THE CAVE PAINTINGS |
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| OUR ADVENTEROUS GROUP |
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| SALVADORE EXPAINING THE CAVE PAINTINGS |
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