Los Cabanas del Loreto

Las Cabañas de Loreto is owned and operated by Les and Linda Clark and by their daughter and son in law, Richard and Jill Jackson.


 http://www.lascabanasdeloreto.com/Loreto/


highly recommended by Roy & Tanyss


Richard Jackson is wildlife photographer


http://www.rjacksonphoto.com/home.asp

This is the Cassita over the garage/workshop
we stayed here for a week after the kayak trip

Cassita living room

Cassita kitchen

pass through to the balcony

view from the balcony

that is an outdoor kitchen in the background
there are four light house keeping rooms around the pool

end of the kayak trip

Paddling South


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Camp 4 just north of Punta Carrizalita 

They always plan on being wind stayed one day and because we were not we stayed here for two days, we spent day two paddling over to a nearby island , Isla San Cosme, and snorkelling

Quite a long beach which we shared with horses, mules and several RV's

view north from Punta Carrizalito

view south from Punta Carrizalito

just in front of the big rock is a hot spring which is under water at high tide

last day taking out at Aqua Verde

Taxi's waiting

but first some shopping

and lunch at a small farm


( I think when I get home it may be a while before I ask for rice or beans)

The road out from Aqua Verde

farewell dinner with our Guide Antonio

Beef Ribs

Clams

Sea food platter

Roy had a sign just like this but it said "helping white men dance"

Kayaking contiues

The next day for we stopped for lunch in a very small well protected bay just south of Punta Candeleros

we were amazed at how many birds were milling around

But when the fishermen arrived to clean their catch we realized why the birds were there

these are Angel Sharks which we were told are probably what we were getting in our fish tacos

not sure what this shark is other than large

Frigate birds 

sea gulls

afternoon paddle

Camp number three at Playa Triunfo 

Baja Kayaking day 2

The shows our general route from Puerto Excondido to Isla Carmen, Isla Danzante, then several stops down the coast to the take out at Aqua Verde

leaving the elite kayakers behind

For the first two days while we were in the marine park we had to use this portable pooper

Honeymoon Cove Isla Danzante

view from the top of Isla Danzante

Camp 2 at Punta Arena on Isla Danzante

Happy Hour