As of July 2022 The COVID-19 pandemic has created a lot of changes around the world. Puerto Peñasco is no exception. At the onset of the pandemic, tourist dependent Rocky Point experienced a damaging five months of shutdown. But the now the town has fully reopened. Visitors have been welcomed back for several months now. But there are still
For Puerto Peñasco travelers, this question that comes up A LOT. But here’s the thing, I know from personal experience that customs agents don’t force you to stay in Mexico when can’t you present a passport to the U.S. border agents. So what is the
Many long time visitors to Puerto Peñasco will have vivid memories of rows and rows of tents pitched on Sandy Beach for as far as the eye can see with The Reef (now known as Wrecked at the Reef) plopped right in the middle. But
Visiting Puerto Peñasco is so much fun. There is no reason our fur babies can’t enjoy the Sea of Cortez along with us. In Rocky Point, there are no rules restricting you from letting your dog run along the beach and splash in the water
One of the popular suggested things to do in Rocky Point is to visit the local oyster farms for a taste of fresh oysters pulled right from the Sea of Cortez. But there’s lots of stories floating around of people claiming to get sick from
After crossing the Mexico border at Lukeville for the past 30 years on our way to Puerto Peñasco, there are a few must haves that we’ve learned for certain. Anything I was not sure about, I did a little research and put it together for
Traffic stops by police officers can be a bit nerve racking in any situation. But seeing red and blue lights reflecting in your mirror on a family vacation in Mexico can be a little more than uncomfortable. Add a language barrier and your discomfort zone