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 Beaches, diving, fishing and drinking are all part of the fun in San Carlos, a haven for expats.
Algodones Beach:
Algodones (cotton-balls) Beach is so called because the surrounding white sand-dunes bear resemblance to balls of cotton. The sand on the beach is also of a fine, white texture and the combination of the sand and the clear blue sea is a beautiful contrast to behold against the surrounding desert landscape.
There are hotels of economy and luxury levels, while the option of camping on the beach is also open. People come to Algodones Beach to enjoy the natural beauty, as well as to practice a variety of water-sports.
Panoramic Lookout:
The lookout is located on the opposite side of Marina Real de San Carlos, an unsurpassed vantage point for viewing the beauty of San Carlos Tetakawi Hill, especially during sun-sets.
Diving:
El Mar Diving Center is set up to maximize the diving experience, with all the necessary equipment at hand. They offer a variety of packages that visit the diving locations around San Carlos.
El Mar Diving Center Mexico
263 Creston
San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico
Phone/Fax 1-877-365-0251
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Fishing:
Gary's Dive Shop was the first 100% legal, federally certificated and licensed maritime operator in San Carlos. The twenty-nine person staff is very experienced with an average of over 12 years in the field, and diving, fishing, snorkeling and whale watching trips are available, as well as bay and sunset cruises, dive instruction, rental and repair services. They are open every day, 365 days a year from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Gary's Dive Shop,
San Carlos Main Street Km 10
Phone: 622-226-0049
Las Barajitas Canyon:
Las Barajitas is a canyon that is only reached by boat on the shores of the Sea of Cortez. The canyon consists of 2,000 acres of desert and canyon and 2,200 yards of shore line. Las Barajitas is considered to be a "sacred place" by the Cun Caac (Seri) Indians, and the eco-tourism that takes place here strives to maintain the natural beauty of the area. Overnight accommodation is available in solar powered cottages.
ShoppingFor minor items, many visitors use the local shops. Guaymas is very close for more intensive shopping.
Bars and NightclubsBananas
Tel. 2260610
Blvd. Escenico Km 10
Charly's Rock
Tel. 2260667
Blvd. Escenico Km 9
Cheves
Tel. 2261250
Blvd. Escenico Km. 9.5
Mai-Tai
Tel. 2260656
Plaza Las Glorias
Neptunos/Ranas Ranas
Tel. 2260727
#95 Blvd. Escenico Km 8
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