Voyaging

The Secret Sea Gallery

Submitted by Capt. Richard Thiel on Tue, 2008-07-01 00:01

Isla Coyote, an islet where some 30 Mexican fishermen somehow manage to live in peace and harmony.

Our charter boat off of Isla Coyote.

Leaving the Moorings base in La Paz.

Cruising the seal rookery at Los Islotes.

Agua Verde is a typical Baja anchorage: protected, quiet, and uncrowded.

If the fog doesn't roll in, a Baja sunset produces spectacular shades of orange and red.

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