the bajahaha uses most of the good
west coast baja anchorages---turtle bay, mag bay, cedros has i think 2 anchorages-- and
bahia asuncion as long as is swell from nw--as from south you will not be happy. san quintin was only 6 ft barely last i heard, and difficult to enter... isnt until you get to mainland south of mazatlan where
mexico begins to become lush and pretty--and gringo free in summers, plenty in winters. high season and low season have different marina pricing. same with hotels.. there are many
anchorages south of cabo corientes, which is southern entrance to banderas bay. yelapa bay, inside banderas bay is a difficult anchorage--was formed by earthquake in 1911. outside and south of banderas bay are many many beautiful anchorages in gorgeous bays. good holding. the
cruising guides do not mention any of these in preferance of the major cities and towns and
ports.
charlies
charts is ok.. there is a guide put out by sarana--explore central america--excellent
books i f you can find em ...the GOOD guides are written by folks who have spent many years in these lovely places.
i also use yachtman chart
books...
do check in at ensenada--is easiest to do it there. all is in one building. there is no
anchoring in ensenada bay