Nothing like coming over that hill and seeing that first glimpse of Conception Bay! And yes, pretty spectacular to be anchored on your own sailboat at Santispac or around the corner, which we have been lucky enough to do! Scattered some of my dad’s ashes at Coyote...
This video made me happy to see that people can travel with no problems. I hear all these horror stories about cartels and Baja and I was thinking nobody could travel there. It was also nice to see there are still beautiful places where there are close to no people. And not everywhere is built up with homes!! Thanks for your videos!! My parents are 90 now. I’m going to show them your video and beam it on their tv. They are going to get a kick out of your Baja Videos 🤗🤗
Wow! Lots of people. The last time I went to Baja was in 1980 and I remember there was not a sole on the roads. We went in a motorhome with uncle and aunts and cousins. And we went off a road exploring and we got to a point where we had to drive through a dirt road that met a small river and kids were lathering up with soap taking baths. Lol! Then we kept driving until we came to a small village on a bluff and the houses were made with tin roofs. There were only like 7 little houses. All the people there were fishermen. But they used to fish with tiny blue boats. They came to meet us and before we knew it they accepted us as though we were family. They took us out on their tiny blue boats and they had generators on the boat that blew our air. They would tie a hose to the generator put a small diving mask on and stick the hose in their mouth and dive down into the water and bring up tons of lobster cages filled with lobster and fish. The lobster 🦞 were Huge! I’m 5’2” and if I held the lobster, no joke the lobster went from my chest down almost to the ground. We saw tortoise and dolphins and they took us to an island nearby. Later that night they brought a Huge pot to our campsite and made the lobster. They also caught some kind of fish that were red and black. And small sharks. We had a feast. . The fish had big teeth. These people were so nice. They had an outdoor shower made out of wood with a door and no roof. It was the best vacation I can remember. The kids had pet dogs and pet geese. And the geese were like watch dogs. Sometimes they chased us until I befriended one! Lol I wish we had kept in touch with these families they were so nice. We never remembered how to get back to that place since we found it on accident. I often wonder if the place is built up with homes now. It was a beautiful bluff and there was nothing around. The men used to go hunt at night as well. You brought back all those memories. To think now we have GPS and in those days all we had was a map lol!! How things have changed.
Hi.at 24 sec into video your front right tire was stopped and sliding but your front driver tire still spinning. You might want to get breaks checked. Enjoyed the video 👍
Beautiful beach area, nice spot, and great post. Hey Mr Ben, when ya get back to town, PLEASE do me a favor, buy a poncho, make a White Russian, and in your next video say "The Dude Abides"
I'm sorry, I would not RV in Mexico. (Enough said) I use to live in Mexico and it's hard to grocery shop. The pesos . Was a little hard at first. But eventually got the hang of it. But always remember, there's no friends when it comes to money. . Everyone is out for a peso.. got tierd of the loneliness
Hello. I’m sure the Fuso does great off road. I have a similar pickup and Lance truck camper. How does that thing do off road down there? Thank you. Great videos.
The water is so beautiful in the Baja! We are having a great time traveling with you!!!
The event you drove by in Mulege was the Rotary Club fundraiser pig races. It was fun!
Nothing like coming over that hill and seeing that first glimpse of Conception Bay! And yes, pretty spectacular to be anchored on your own sailboat at Santispac or around the corner, which we have been lucky enough to do! Scattered some of my dad’s ashes at Coyote...
I love this beach! My fav in all of Baja and Mexico!
Warm temps, nice beaches and good friends, all makes for a great time. Happy trails.
Wow nice beach youre videos are always great to watch
love the drone shots.
That road really reinforces why we chose a truck camper! Thanks for sharing your music source; We were just wondering that very thing!
Love watching you guys always good information.
Baja sur the best😁👍🏼
This video made me happy to see that people can travel with no problems. I hear all these horror stories about cartels and Baja and I was thinking nobody could travel there. It was also nice to see there are still beautiful places where there are close to no people. And not everywhere is built up with homes!! Thanks for your videos!! My parents are 90 now. I’m going to show them your video and beam it on their tv. They are going to get a kick out of your Baja Videos 🤗🤗
There is always an element of risk no matter where you are. So far Baja hasn’t experienced the problems of mainland Mexico.
Wow! Lots of people. The last time I went to Baja was in 1980 and I remember there was not a sole on the roads. We went in a motorhome with uncle and aunts and cousins. And we went off a road exploring and we got to a point where we had to drive through a dirt road that met a small river and kids were lathering up with soap taking baths. Lol! Then we kept driving until we came to a small village on a bluff and the houses were made with tin roofs. There were only like 7 little houses. All the people there were fishermen. But they used to fish with tiny blue boats. They came to meet us and before we knew it they accepted us as though we were family. They took us out on their tiny blue boats and they had generators on the boat that blew our air. They would tie a hose to the generator put a small diving mask on and stick the hose in their mouth and dive down into the water and bring up tons of lobster cages filled with lobster and fish. The lobster 🦞 were Huge! I’m 5’2” and if I held the lobster, no joke the lobster went from my chest down almost to the ground. We saw tortoise and dolphins and they took us to an island nearby.
Later that night they brought a Huge pot to our campsite and made the lobster. They also caught some kind of fish that were red and black. And small sharks. We had a feast. . The fish had big teeth. These people were so nice. They had an outdoor shower made out of wood with a door and no roof.
It was the best vacation I can remember. The kids had pet dogs and pet geese. And the geese were like watch dogs. Sometimes they chased us until I befriended one! Lol I wish we had kept in touch with these families they were so nice. We never remembered how to get back to that place since we found it on accident. I often wonder if the place is built up with homes now. It was a beautiful bluff and there was nothing around. The men used to go hunt at night as well. You brought back all those memories. To think now we have GPS and in those days all we had was a map lol!! How things have changed.
I would have loved to seen places like Baja and Alaska back then.
His and Hers VLOGS yes. But you got some great videos!! 👍
Hi.at 24 sec into video your front right tire was stopped and sliding but your front driver tire still spinning.
You might want to get breaks checked.
Enjoyed the video 👍
Beautiful beach area, nice spot, and great post. Hey Mr Ben, when ya get back to town, PLEASE do me a favor, buy a poncho, make a White Russian, and in your next video say "The Dude Abides"
hermoso el Mar de Cortez!
We love how diverse Baja is.
Thanks for watching.
Very cool guys................
Just wondered if your barber was on strike and you lost your razor
Good video, thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks. We are at home in Alaska now and Baja is always on our minds.
great channel 👍 and nice videos
nice video just to ask it easy to get diesel in Baja ? try to take truck there next year . thank you .
Thanks. We don’t have problems finding diesel in Baja. Supposedly it’s all. ULSD now....
what was the name of that cute little town (almost half way thu the vid) ?
It’s called Mulege.
Is the exchange rate really 19 peso for a dollar?
Cheer up..
is that sam hyde
Guess you are not going there with the class A....lol
I've seen some pretty nice class A's down there. They were all from Canada tho.
Sweeeeeeeetttt
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Pesadilla perruna.....
I'm sorry, I would not RV in Mexico. (Enough said) I use to live in Mexico and it's hard to grocery shop. The pesos . Was a little hard at first. But eventually got the hang of it. But always remember, there's no friends when it comes to money. . Everyone is out for a peso.. got tierd of the loneliness
Hello. I’m sure the Fuso does great off road. I have a similar pickup and Lance truck camper. How does that thing do off road down there? Thank you. Great videos.