Sailing Hiraya Ep.29 Sailing to Isla San Francisco. Hiking, exploring, sailing!
Sailing and hiking the Islands in the Sea of Cortez. Isla San Francisco has one of the most scenic hikes in the area. Crescent shaped bay, white sand beach and views for days. Next we sail to Isla San Jose. We spend a few days exploring the abandoned buildings and structures from the old salt mining operation.
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Sam and Jes documented their 18-month refit of 'Pariah', a 1978 Tartan 34C. Follow their 2026 mission and return to the Sea of Cortez in this technical feature.
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Sailing and hiking the Islands in the Sea of Cortez. Isla San Francisco has one of the most scenic hikes in the area. Crescent shaped bay, white sand beach and views for days. Next we sail to Isla San Jose. We spend a few days exploring the abandoned buildings and structures from the old salt mining operation.
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Sailing Hiraya Ep.29 Sailing to Isla San Francisco. Hiking, exploring, sailing! Locations
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