20.8N 105.5W. Punta de Mita, Nayarit, Mexico.
The surf this season ended up being “bearable” as those great winter storms in the north were followed quickly with an early start to south swell season. The good surf along with reports from down south of unseasonably cold water led us to decide to stay here for several months. Nevertheless, the time has come for us to make our departure.
We will set sail heading northward to Mazatlan and then across the Sea of Cortes. Near term predictions are for the winds to be light northerlies and the swells to be diminishing though sizable and confused. When I first wrote down this note, we were going to head out on Saturday…but after the latest weather forecast may end up leaving on Tuesday….quien sabe…
Ciao!
The surf this season ended up being “bearable” as those great winter storms in the north were followed quickly with an early start to south swell season. The good surf along with reports from down south of unseasonably cold water led us to decide to stay here for several months. Nevertheless, the time has come for us to make our departure.
We will set sail heading northward to Mazatlan and then across the Sea of Cortes. Near term predictions are for the winds to be light northerlies and the swells to be diminishing though sizable and confused. When I first wrote down this note, we were going to head out on Saturday…but after the latest weather forecast may end up leaving on Tuesday….quien sabe…
Ciao!
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