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Hi I am living part time in Mexico how can I buy starlink in Mexico

Not sure about the best beach... maybe best adventure in the area to get to. But you reminded me about those Rings to catch fish from back in 2008 when I Kayaked to La Bufadora last night with Cal State San Bernardino Outdoors group. I also Kayaked El Bahia De Los Angeles and camped on hidden coves and an island.

This brings back so many memories. In the 70's there were no roads (the one at the top of the mountain was being built). I was terrified as a child because we always arrived at night. We had to go through the water at the bottom road and our van would always get stuck. It was pitch black and I thought we were going to run into scary problems. Yes there was a little market run by Mr. Gomez. My grandfather leased one of the houses to the right of the port. He wrote a story about it called "God and Mr. Gomez" It's a story about my grandpa and Mr. Gomez (the store owner) and how they decided to build the house. Please read (or listen to it for free on Libby). It's great! I loved that place. And yes, the port you visited at the end was kind of scary for me as well but it turned out to be a nice place. My mom would pick up lobsters to cook from there. There was no electricity either so we had to use candles. The house had this huge wooden table. We would take it out when we arrived and place it right next to the cliff where the house was. It was wonderful. My grandfather had to sell the house because locals started to break into it when it was not in use. One time the bathroom caught fire. That was it for my grandfather:(

If I had known that that road was being worked on, I would have skipped La Bufadora last October. lol. I've driven down there for 3 years straight without traffic.

Crowds? I visited Gonzaga back in the late 80's and because there was no paved road, there were no crowds. In fact to this day, that place was the quietest place I have ever experienced. Not a sound, no airplanes, no tourists, nothing. Those were the days!!

Wow Frank should check out Life Of An Adventurer since he loves our slogan so much

Thank you. Very helpful.

Muy bonito los paisajes, gracias por el video

wow, I would love to check it out but it looks like way more walking/climbing than my wife would be willing to venture for. Is there anything relatively accessible (dirt road is ok) but still offering some privacy?

Is it really safe to camp in Baja California?

Hi, So i am thinking of buying the roaming to be able to visit diff pueblos as im traveling… i was just thinking of using the electricity where I will be staying, however thanks fir showing your bluetti- i didnt know that existed. Do u recommend for me to get the bluetti in case power outages while traveling so it doesnt disrupt my online work? Also, do you have any recomendations of other portable power boxes?

In light of what has just happened, glad you had a safe trip. You probably just showed the area of where they were killed.

pretty wild what just happened to the aussies this week... any thoughts on that area?

Love it love ensenada

Paying 300 pesos isn't a big deal...contributing to the country and the locals is important, particularly when it comes to a historic mission. I would pay $50 USD to camp. Baja is a lovely place...We travel there often... Baja is a wonderful place...Just happy to see people really Enjoying their time there...

Fabulous video! Do you have contact information for the place you stayed?

bro. can you give me the location of the spot were you camped? thanks

Did you guys meet in Ensenada?

making this drive in a week or so, did it really take 9 hours? how long did it take?

WIll this work in cloud cover or if it's raining?

Sorry my dog Vito peed on your paddle board! It was great meeting you guys! Hope to see you back next season.

but how's the climb back UP 🫣

I love the mourvedres from Baja. Right before the pandemic started, I was sitting alone at Laja during a weekend trip. Someone bought me a glass of wine and the waiter brought it over to me. It was a man. I started talking to him. He said that he has a winery. I asked him which one. He said Cava Maciel. Haha. Jorge is a really cool dude. A few years later I told him the story at Sed Latente in Bloodlust.

Looks like a great place to bring my dog..

👍😍😍😍

Nice beach, thank you for sharing y un abrazo

What time of year was this

Soo cool!!Thanks for the vid dude!

My fav spot …. 🙌🏻

Great video 🤙

Que padre viajar con ustedes 🍷☀️🏖️

Tienes un amigo 3n 3nsenada

Te sigo soy y soy de ensenada saludos cabron

I drove south from San Felipe in 2010. It was dirt, gravel, and seriously washboard road for hours. It was a beating, but it was sure an adventure.

Great video! And March is coming up. I better hurry and make plans.

Hello! We’re having issues setting up our starlink in Mexico with no Mexico phone number. Do you know any way around this?

Bucket list

Do you think I could make it out there with a trailer? 4 x 4 Tundra, and a designated "off road" trailer; not a super tough trailer, but raised, extra heavy duty axle, and BFG A/T's on it.

Sweet!! Nice guy as the caretaker.

que padre viaje ! 😍😍😍

Very cool.

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I like Campo Archelon

Cool video bro..!

I used to take my Volkswagen bus out to the point there before the marina. No sweat. My buddy's old Buick wagon made it. Super long waves.

Do you pay for the regional roam or the global roam? I will be in La Ventana, Baja California. I am assuming global, but wondering if the regional would work down there if I purchased my kit from a secondary party in Utah.

Come by Rancho Pura Vida km 84

Awesome video. I need to take advantage of all the awesome camping in Baja. I'm so close here in SD and only make it to Rosarito and Ensenada to drink and eat.

Great videos, hope to bump into you out there. I was at Puerto Zeppelin, Puerto Arbolito, Arbolitos Cove this past weekend stayed at playa Salamando also. Need to check this place out is Puertitos near Puerto Zeppelin?

First surfed here in 1978, long before the ill-fated marina project changed everything. We were the only visitors in the area for 5 days. 3-5' spring swell. Yes... you can imagine :)