SAN FELIPE DAYS & NIGHTS

Within a few short blocks are over 38 restaurants, offering a wide variety of cuisine.  Not to be missed, of course - the Famous & excellent Fish and Shrimp Tacos, never more than a step away from any block on the street

Discos, bars, & late nite dining are also ready and waiting.  Enjoy a fantastic "moon-rise" from any of the sea front patios without even setting down your cocktail!

Shopping in San Felipe is a sampling of the best of Mexico!  From classic tourist items to unique creations by local artisans, and imports from around the country - no two stores are alike.

The Boardwalk along the sea borders the main street in town - warm breezes & clear skies late into the night, combine to create a memory for life.

ECO-TOURISM & SIGHTSEEING

The Great Sonora Desert encompasses a large and diverse subtropical region extending from the west coast of Baja California to the western flank of Mexico's Sierra Madre Mountains. Within this vast expanse, the area surrounding San Felipe has been designated as The San Felipe Desert.

The terrain varies from relatively flat sandy brush land to incredibly rugged almost impassable canyons. With some areas receiving as little as 3 cm of annual rain, many unique plans have chosen to call this area home.

SPORT FISHING

Whether you bring your own boat or hire the services of a local "Panguero," The Sea of Cortez offers good to excellent sport fishing, depending upon the season. Although December through March is the premier season, an abundance of seasonal game fish will satisfy most anglers year round.  Corvina, Lisa (mackerel family), and Cochito (triggerfish) are the most abundant of the local game fish – off shore in deeper waters, White Sea Bass. 

Fishing trip rates vary and are negotiable based on season, gas prices, fishing duration, supply and demand, number of anglers etc. Expect to pay anywhere from $90 - $120 to rent a Panga for 5 hours.  Mexican Fishing licenses are required - sold at the Port Captain's office in the local Marina. The cost per person is approximately $6 per day, $16 per week, and $31 per year. Boat licenses range in price based on boat size, starting around $26 per year, for boats under 23’.

TONY REYES FISHING

Mile long fish boils, feeding frenzies, massive groupers capable of towing pangas and severing the heaviest of lines - nothing new for Tony Reyes.

He has experienced these sights year in and year out for over 42 years.  When it comes to putting the angler on the action spots or the diver right in the middle of awesome underwater worlds, probably no one is more qualified than Tony Reyes. 

Let him share with you the endless, explored beaches, the simplicity of the people and, of course, countless varieties of fish. 

Tony Reyes