The ride to Cabo Pulmo National State Marine park was easy, at the Tropic of Cancer sign I stopped and it was the strangest thing, on the north side it was freezing cold (as seen in this picture).
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| But on the southern side of the sign, you are now in the tropics and it was uncomfortably hot! Honest. |
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| I spent three whole glorious days on this beach (Los Abollitos I think), There was an English couple also (we made a feast one night that was delicious) and that was it, no one else, luvely. No toilets, no water, nada, Paul would have loved it, just like Algonquin park but just a little different. During the day I raced around some great roads on my unladen bike, yee ha (Steve would have loved that). I snorkeled on amazing corral reefs right off shore literally 10 feet from the beach off the RHS of the beach, saw a 3' turtle which was nice to see because they are having a tough time surviving man apparently. Tons off cool fish that seem to come up to you to check you out. Had great walks along the shore/cliff line and of course read, slept and sun bathed. I was so happy I made the decision to do this rather than rush back up the Peninsular. |
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| This guy thought my orange tent was the mother ship, it would not stop trying to get in. I got this great pic of it on a desert flower. |
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| Really amazing rock formations, I have lots of volcanic origin rocks for April from this beach. |
Hilarious.
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