Amateur Traveler episode 853. Today the amateur traveler talks about sea lions and

whales, wind surfers and hot springs, deserts and desserts, as we go to Baja California, sir in Mexico.

This is Chris Christensen from Amateur Traveler.

Let's talk about a road trip in Baja California, sir.

I'd like to welcome to the show Rebecca Agowich, the ambivalent part-time expat.

And you can learn more about her at her sub-stack page which is

Rebecca agowitch dot sub-stack.com if you want to know how to spell that I'll be

putting that in the show notes. Rebecca, welcome to the show.

Thanks very much, Chris.

And Rebecca has come to talk to us about the southern part of the Baja Peninsula in Mexico.

That's right. Rebecca, what's your connection with Baja Sur?

Well, the past couple winters I have spent about two to three months down there each year so I have gotten to know the area pretty well and each time I go I discover more things about it.

Excellent and why should someone go to Bahas?

Someone should go to Bahas, California, Sur for the beautiful nature

and outdoor activities that are available,

especially if you're interested in water-related activities.

So we're talking diving, snorkeling, sailing, fishing, swimming,

boat tours, and seeing all kinds of marine life.

And also on the Sea of Cortez side, although now it's called

Gulf of California because Cortez has been canceled, not sure if you're aware

of that.

Okay, it was called that when I was a kid so Not sure if you're aware of that. Okay.

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