We are in currantly in
La Paz, having made the trip from
Seattle. For what it's worth: -San Diego to Ensenada (65 miles) - protected, small anchorage, several
marinas,
fuel
-Ensenada to
Bahia Tortuga (295 miles) - protected, huge anchorage,
fuel (must use a
Baja filter)
-Bahia Tortuga to
Bahia Asuncion (55 miles) - open to SW/otherwise protected, large anchorage
Bahia Asuncion to Bahia Santa Maria (185 miles) - open to SW/otherwise protected, large anchorage, mind the surf if trying land the dingy
Bahia Santa Maria to Cabo San Lucas (180 miles) or San Jose del Cabo is another 18 miles - with any kind of northerly, there can be nasty chop on the SE corner of
Baja.
In February, I would be confident about the
weather window before departing each leg. Between Ensenada and Bahia Tortuga, there isn't much in the way of placed to stop. South of there, a number places exist to drop the hook; some with protection, others are more roadstead type stops.
Have fun and enjoy
marine life (we did, except for hitting a whale at 4AM approaching Cabo).