The Gulf of California Awaits! Sailing In Mexico

After over 2000 miles of sailing down the exposed coast of North America, our journey continues as we sail into the tranquil waters of the Gulf of California, slowly leaving behind the mighty Pacific Ocean and it’s constant rolling swell. Leaving behind the seaside mansions at La Pamilla, we are surprised at how the swell wrapping around the bottom of the Baja Peninsula continues to follow us into the Gulf of California.

After a slow day of sailing, we arrive at the serene and ruggedly beautiful Los Frailies. The pesky swell makes for some interesting beach landings and departures, but we manage fine while heading for a nice hike onshore. Lots of slow sailing is followed by a fun windward bash to a “side-of-the-road” anchorage that turns out to be pretty unpleasant. Finally, we arrive at the wonderful Bahia de Los Muertos where, after almost a month, we finally get to enjoy a meal ashore!

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After over 2000 miles of sailing down the exposed coast of North America, our journey continues as we sail into the tranquil waters of the Gulf of California, slowly leaving behind the mighty Pacific Ocean and it's constant rolling swell. Leaving behind the seaside mansions at La Pamilla, we are surprised at how the swell wrapping around the bottom of the Baja Peninsula continues to follow us into the Gulf of California. After a slow day of sailing, we arrive at the serene and ruggedly beautiful Los Frailies. The pesky swell makes for some interesting beach landings and departures, but we manage fine while heading for a nice hike onshore. Lots of slow sailing is followed by a fun windward bash to a "side-of-the-road" anchorage that turns out to be pretty unpleasant. Finally, we arrive at the wonderful Bahia de Los Muertos where, after almost a month, we finally get to enjoy a meal ashore! Thanks so much for tuning in! If you are enjoying these videos and would like to support the channel, please subscribe, hit the like the button, and leave some comments. Doing so causes the YouTube algorithms share the videos to a wider audience! If you LOVE these videos, check out our Patreon page. There, you can support the channel directly with financial contributions while gaining access to extra content only available to our amazing Patreon Members! https://www.patreon.com/SailingSeaDreamofClyde https://www.facebook.com/sailingseadreamofclyde https://www.instagram.com/sea_dream_of_clyde/ Sailing,PNW Sailing,Westerly Discus,Westerly Yachts,Sailboat,Boat,Young sailors,Sloop,PNW,Pacific Northwest,Fibreglass boat,Offshore California,Offshore in the Pacific,Young sailing couple,Real Sailors, hiking, Catalina Island, San Diego, Sailing California, Night Sailing, Dolphins,