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| is it feasible to kayak the sea of cortez for the from San Felipe to Cabo San Lucas? | ||||||||||||||||||
DROCK2508 Derek LaFreniere Post Count: 6 Msg: #1 226 days ago, March 27th 2009 | Has anyone kayaked the entire length of the baja peninsula, or does anyone have any advice? I'm trying to gather info if it is at all feasible or practical. | cabochick Andrea Post Count: 41 Msg: #2 217 days ago, April 5th 2009 | I have not kayaked the ENTIRE baja but I have done quite a few excursions over the years. Mostly in the Sea of Cortez, and my Pacific side adventures were at Magdalena Bay and near Guerro Negro...both prime grey whale breeding/birthing areas. The two seas are extreme opposites of each other and style of kayaking can vary. | I would recommend reading Sea Kayaking in Baja by Andromeda Romano-Lax. Or Dave Eckharts Guide to Baja Sea Kayaking to get a better idea about what you are up against. It is by far the most spectacular and diverse eco-system in the world and you will be knocked off your socks. Keep in mind the Baja is over 1000kms long and you may consider having a vehicle to ferry you and your equipment from site to site instead of trying to circumnavigate the entire Baja by boat. First sazabo Jon harris Post Count: 4 Msg: #3 172 days ago, May 20th 2009 | I Kayaked 85 mile of baja from Ganzaga (spelling?) to LA bay. This segment is not traveled much and now I know why. Great paddle and you are alone. The problem is there are very few places to take out. We paddled 27miles one day and 17 the next. | Have fun, J <snip> [Edited: 05:48 - Jo Trouble - url removed.] Number of Users: 3 | Number of Posts: 3 | |||||||||||