Tips:

"Things to Bring"

• Binoculars - the dolphins swim daily in front of the beach playing in the waves. Whales also swim by at times.
• Folding chairs
• Plenty of drinking water and ice
• Plenty of fishing tackle
• Toilet paper and sanitary items
• Sun screen and a hat
• Wax for your surfboard
• Matches and extra batteries
• Cooking utensils and fluid for your bar-be-cue
• Extra mantel for your lantern and propane cylinders

"Fishing"

• No fishing license is required to surf-fish. Old spark plugs make good/cheap weights in case you lose them in the
   rocks. Squid is the best bait or you could use the mussel off the rocks.
• Fishing tackle is hard to find so bring extra in case you need it

"Pulling a Trailer"

• If you are pulling a heavy trailer you should have 4-wheel drive. The road is well maintained but is dirt and has a
   grade that could cause your rear tires to spin and lose traction when pulling a heavy trailer.

"Cell Phones"

• Call your carrier to connect you to México before you leave the U.S. Cell phones do work at the campground if
    you are properly connected.

"Coming Back Late from Town"

• If you plan on coming back to the campground after the security gates are locked you should have someone drop
   you off in town and take a taxi back. The taxi fare is approximately $20 to $25 dollars.