Sergio's Marina is mostly a set of docks used by the local sportfishing
charter boats. I've spoken with Sergio a few times, and he seems like a nice man. And he'd Really like to have more yatistas staying there. But it's not a quiet marina, especially 4 - 5 a.m. when the sportfishing boats warm up their engines, take passengers onboard and zoom out.
Security at Sergio's was not as good as next door at
Baja Naval Marina. But, on the other hand, Sergio's may suffice as an overflow place to land for a couple days if you can't get into Baja Naval or Cruiseport Village Marina or Marina
Coral. Beyond Sergio's, there's a couple more tiny "marinas" that are less well suited for yachts and have suffered damage to the docks and boats at them during south storms. If you
dock at Sergio's or the others,
fender very well and don't plan on privacy. Actually, all the
marinas in Ensenada can get surgey in south
weather or heavy NW winds. I'm fairly familiar with Ensenada
marinas. Last time I was there was in November 2009, and I don't think there's anything new or improved so far this year. I hope that's not too discouraging.
Fender well.