Tagged: things to do

American’s Living in Mexico Do So Much Charity Work

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By on Dec 5th, 2018

Over the years of being in Puerto Peñasco, I have seen so much generosity from the American community that live here. It can be something as simple as adopting a family for the Christmas Season to adopting puppies form Barb’s Dog Rescue and everything in between.  The expats living in Mexico  are such a generous [...]

Travel to Puerto Peñasco for Christmas!

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By on Dec 3rd, 2018

 Now is the time to plan to go to Puerto Peñasco for late fall and the Christmas season.  Fall brings Mermaid Markets, Art in the Park in Las Conchas over Thanksgiving, stunning sunset cruises and the traditions of the Christmas season in Mexico. Stop by Latitude 31 to see the Christmas Village and train and [...]

Dia De Los Muertos 2018 in Puerto Peñasco Mexico

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By on Oct 26th, 2018

This holiday that began in the south of Mexico  will begin on October 31, 2018 and end on November 3rd here in Puerto Peñasco.  There are events held allover the city.  Dia de Los Muertos is celebrated throughout Mexico with much tradition.  The holiday dates back centuries, but it wasn’t until recent years was not [...]

XLVI Cervantino Festival in Puerto Peñasco, Mexico.

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By on Oct 17th, 2018

Fall is the time of festivals in Puerto Peñasco.  October 18th – 21st, Rocky Point will host the 1st class XLVI Cervantino Festival.  The event is held on the Malecon area of the city.  Here you can enjoy music, art, food and more while over looking the Sea of Cortez.  The festival is family friendly so [...]

Fall will soon be in the air in Puerto Peñasco

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By on Sep 11th, 2018

The summer traffic is finally winding down and the schools are back in session, so that means that fall should be following by shortly.  With fall comes a lot of events for everyone. If you have never been here on September 15th for the call to El Grito or the “Call for Independence”  it is [...]

SONORA.. Where Agriculture meets the Sea of Cortez.

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By on Jul 26th, 2018

Sonora happens to be the 2nd largest states in Mexico.  Because of it’s size and terrain it is a very diverse state.  It has in some area the feel of the old west whereas in others it is filled with modern development and condos such as Puerto Peñasco.   The best description of the region would [...]

Bacanora vs. Tequila.. there is a difference Part 2

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By on Jun 28th, 2018

Now for a lesson on Tequila.  The one thing both Bacanora and Tequila have in common is that they are a distilled alcoholic drink.  The main difference is that in order for Tequila to be called Tequila is that it must be made from the Blue Agave.  Tequila is also a regional drink but is [...]

Valle de Guadalupe’s Wine Country, Baja Mexico Part 2

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By on Jun 1st, 2018

In my previous blog, I covered the first two days of wine tasting in the Valle de Guadalupe. Here you will find part 2 of our wine tasting adventure there.   This region is only 20 miles northeast of Ensenada Mexico and is nestled in a fertile valley surrounded by high mountains.  It receives fog [...]