Saturday, March 19, 2016

Paraiso Found

Onward we moved down the Pacific coast of Mexico. We stopped for the day and a night at Paraiso, a small anchorage nestled between large rocky islets with abundant sea caves and rocky reefs. We shared the anchorage with one other cruising boat along the shore of a beautiful beach. Snorkeling was good along the rocks in the areas where there was not too much surge from the ocean waves. An abundance of fish and spiny urchins dotted the rocky shoreline. Chris and I took the dinghy to explore the islets and found a nesting ground for the beautiful Frigate birds with their six foot wingspan. A variety of other marine bird species shared the islet including herons. It was a fabulous day of exploration!


Shawna with the dinghy on an islet

Surge floods the rocky beach.

Frigate birds nest along the cliffs.

Sirena at anchor.

Private beach


Beautiful sunset in Paraiso!



1 comment:

  1. This is where the sirens would come ashore. Can't you see them shepherding the lost into the safety of the beaches?

    Mary

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