We crossed from Mazatlan to La Paz about a week ago. The crossing was good with a few uncomfortable hours in the night – the worse time to be rolling, but Bruce sorted it out and we were fine.
This is a quick note while I still have bars on the Banda Ancha aircard.
We have been in the Sea of Cortez a few days. Actually, I can’t remember as we have been busy going and going. We were in Puerto Escondido for a couple days and got into Loreto for a brief visit. We left Puerto Escondido yesterday to get out of the harbor before Loreto Fest started. A very fun and busy place if you like lots of events, and busy-ness. 🙂
We are traveling with MV AARON SAWYER. We should be anchored in a bay, Puerto Ballandra, at the northern tip of Isla Carmen before too long.
We were in Honeymoon Cove on Isla Danzante last night. It was totally quiet. There were about a gazillion stars in the sky, and we could hear very large sea animals in the water around us. Very eerie – but not scary.
The sea is turquoise blue, the sky is a pale blue, the water is warm, and the sun is shining.
All is good where we are! More details and pictures soon.
Meanwhile we are Cruising Mexico – in the Sea of Cortez!
M/V DESERT VENTURE 
Warm sunny weather and flat water sound inviting. I can’t wait for the next DV update! We just moved back aboard and Campbell River, BC is currently gray, wet, 51 F and calm. Snowstorm whiteout reported by workboats in Okisollo Channel last week, so don’t rush north too soon.
Thanks Dee! We just got back into La Paz after two weeks up north in the Sea of Cortez. We arrived and were welcomed by 100+ degrees F!!! Not what we are used to, for certain. I am weighing the good, bad, and ugly comparing 100+ to 51 and grey! Thanks for the comment!
Sounds so very beautiful. I am glad you are enjoying your trip.