04-15-2026, 10:27 AM
After a stay in a very nice Airbnb, we depart Loreto. Side note, if you haven't checked out Airbnb in a while, you should. They now include all fees (except tax) in the price. No more thinking you got a deal, only to see the price double at checkout.
Going north, we stop in Mulege for breakfast.
![[Image: PXL_20260403_160933886.MP-M.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Mexico-2026/i-whFpj7f/0/MhLMHpDBVxCZKhj9bJmPBKbXwKzZnSqgjBT56LK5H/M/PXL_20260403_160933886.MP-M.jpg)
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Now we start back across the peninsula, headed for Guerrero Negro on the Pacific side. But first, St Ignacio. As we cross Baja we pass several towns that I can only describe as oases. Palm trees and all. Think of the album cover of Hotel California and then jumbo size it. St Ignacio is the largest of these.
![[Image: PXL_20260403_190025213-M.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Mexico-2026/i-pssNcX4/0/MZSmGfCXVv8TpLKNPTgBfbwWMrMqRt48qsv84GRtP/M/PXL_20260403_190025213-M.jpg)
![[Image: PXL_20260403_191239428-M.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Mexico-2026/i-xbV3K2g/0/LM4pntv7GPgMLngJHVdnQKVNDdJTNpjBR4pSmcPqP/M/PXL_20260403_191239428-M.jpg)
Unfortunately, for me at least, there was a carnival set up in the plaza. Not sure exactly why, but I felt cheated. Too commercial, too carney like. I think otherwise I would have really liked this town.
It is Good Friday.
And apparently Semana Santa
![[Image: PXL_20260403_185029758-M.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Mexico-2026/i-gtRZjS3/0/LZWSmRhPwrW3nSnXzJfJPwmMqwHfBQMKgfwvVJMT2/M/PXL_20260403_185029758-M.jpg)
![[Image: PXL_20260403_184856066-M.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Mexico-2026/i-fqsGb2T/0/LhTVBTB5C3KxjDFmLFLp6TX7SMqgxbLbBfX9FrQdX/M/PXL_20260403_184856066-M.jpg)
![[Image: PXL_20260403_185016025.MP-M.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Mexico-2026/i-HwssJz6/0/LjTXG95kLnwnfw4d9FmWMSjggM5xMhGpnKfkRBvJ9/M/PXL_20260403_185016025.MP-M.jpg)
Next up, Guerrero Negro for a rest day and whale watching.
Going north, we stop in Mulege for breakfast.
![[Image: PXL_20260403_160933886.MP-M.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Mexico-2026/i-whFpj7f/0/MhLMHpDBVxCZKhj9bJmPBKbXwKzZnSqgjBT56LK5H/M/PXL_20260403_160933886.MP-M.jpg)
![[Image: PXL_20260403_162933913-M.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Mexico-2026/i-dp29WGF/0/MLZDJqxL62xTvgTDpXFMj5kRX7CBdFf8f8tGCTdXK/M/PXL_20260403_162933913-M.jpg)
Now we start back across the peninsula, headed for Guerrero Negro on the Pacific side. But first, St Ignacio. As we cross Baja we pass several towns that I can only describe as oases. Palm trees and all. Think of the album cover of Hotel California and then jumbo size it. St Ignacio is the largest of these.
![[Image: PXL_20260403_190025213-M.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Mexico-2026/i-pssNcX4/0/MZSmGfCXVv8TpLKNPTgBfbwWMrMqRt48qsv84GRtP/M/PXL_20260403_190025213-M.jpg)
![[Image: PXL_20260403_191239428-M.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Mexico-2026/i-xbV3K2g/0/LM4pntv7GPgMLngJHVdnQKVNDdJTNpjBR4pSmcPqP/M/PXL_20260403_191239428-M.jpg)
Unfortunately, for me at least, there was a carnival set up in the plaza. Not sure exactly why, but I felt cheated. Too commercial, too carney like. I think otherwise I would have really liked this town.
It is Good Friday.
And apparently Semana Santa
![[Image: PXL_20260403_185029758-M.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Mexico-2026/i-gtRZjS3/0/LZWSmRhPwrW3nSnXzJfJPwmMqwHfBQMKgfwvVJMT2/M/PXL_20260403_185029758-M.jpg)
![[Image: PXL_20260403_184856066-M.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Mexico-2026/i-fqsGb2T/0/LhTVBTB5C3KxjDFmLFLp6TX7SMqgxbLbBfX9FrQdX/M/PXL_20260403_184856066-M.jpg)
![[Image: PXL_20260403_185016025.MP-M.jpg]](https://photos.smugmug.com/Mexico-2026/i-HwssJz6/0/LjTXG95kLnwnfw4d9FmWMSjggM5xMhGpnKfkRBvJ9/M/PXL_20260403_185016025.MP-M.jpg)
Next up, Guerrero Negro for a rest day and whale watching.
2022 BMW R1250 GSA
2024 Yamaha Xmax
1985 Honda Nighthawk S
1985 Yamaha RZ350
2024 Yamaha Xmax
1985 Honda Nighthawk S
1985 Yamaha RZ350

