| Meal | ||||||
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| Type | Name | Description | Restaurant | Cost | Notes | Actions |
| Dinner | Villa Dinner | $0.00 | "Family" dinner at Villas Sto. Nino. | |||
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| Type | Name | Service Provider | Confirmation | Location | Cost | Notes | Actions |
| Pension | Villa Santo Niño - Datil II | Air BnB | Loreto | $1777.00 |
Ed and Rhonda: $888.50/ea
Ed, Rhonda and Brent: $592.33/ea 9 nights |
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Trip Log
| Notes | Actions |
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| Today was a walking and planning day. We had a walking tour over to the wrong side of the wash, and tried to make arrangements for diving, fishing, and other tours. Not a whole lot of luck all around, but we did book in for snorkeling tomorrow so we'll work out the other things soon. Walking across the wash was interesting. That was the way we would have walked if we'd walked from the airport (in reverse direction). There were vultures on the power poles in the middle, and when we came back we got to see the Vaccination Parade. It was very festive. | |
| Revisiting my thought about walking to town from the airport, we scoped out the far end of the 4km walk (in reverse) today when we visited the "wrong side of the wash". If Brent and I do happen to come back, I would totally give walking a try. We know where to find the gravel road that takes us around the airport to the south end of Loreto, and we know how easy it is to get across the wash (provided the river's not running). |
Photos
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Looking toward the Sea of Cortez from the wash
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Guy with cool bicycle
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Little park and colorful buildings
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Vulture in the wash
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Colorful
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The road across the wash