Easter Church Services

The San Carlos Community Church and Parroquia de San Carlos Borromeo are holding the following special Easter services:

Parroquia de San Carlos Borromeo:

• Thursday, April 21 at 10:30am: commemorating the Last Supper, washing of the feet and prayer. This is a day of charity, and you can bring offerings to the service (canned goods, etc).

• Friday, April 22 at 10:30am: Good Friday Communion Service.

• Saturday, April 23 at 10:30am: a day of reflection and silence. Celebration of the new fire, Liturgy of the Word and Baptismal Liturgy.

The Parroquia de San Carlos Borromeo’s events will take place at Restaurant El Oasis, in the Mirador Trailer Park (on the road to the Mirador).

San Carlos Community Church:

• Friday, April 22: Good Friday Communion Service at 9:00am.

• Sunday, April 24: The Easter Cantata “Living Lord Risen King” will be presented at 9:00am. Refreshments to follow. Everyone is invited.

San Carlos Community Church is located on Loma Del Mar Road just past the gym.

Paintball in San Carlos

During Semana Santa (April 18 – 23), there will be paintball in San Carlos at “Glorieta Country Club” (the empty land where the country club towers would have been — across from Los Jitos).

What’s it all about? Watch a video.

For more information, visit the Gotcha San Carlos Facebook page.

San Carlos Weather and News

• The forecast is for a sunny and warm Semana Santa with temperatures around 27 C (86 F) and overnight lows around 19 C (62 F). Keep an eye on the weather at our San Carlos Weather page.

• According to the Government of Guaymas’ website, the Delfinario and Mirador roads will be closed at 8:00pm during Semana Santa to prevent accidents. Read the translated story.

• Banks will be closed Thursday April 21 and Friday April 22.

• Mexico’s flagship airline, Aeromexico, launched an IPO. According to the Grupo Aeromexico website, it successfully completed its initial public offering of shares through the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV: Aeromexico). The airline pledged to use the 3.4 billion pesos raised to increase its fleet of commercial aircraft and add routes. Read the press release.

Classifieds & Marketplace

Meet Sol. Sol is one of the few male puppies currently at San Carlos Canine Refuge, with longish golden brown fur and a bright, intelligent face that shows possibly some shepherd in his heritage. He gets along well with other dogs and likes both adults and children. He was found wandering along Algodones Beach about two months ago, very sick with tick fever, but now at six months old he has completely recovered. He would be happiest as an outside dog, with a fenced yard to play in, but he does walk well on a leash. Sol is due for a bit more medical attention, but he will be neutered before adoption, and a donation of 300 pesos is requested to cover that fee. Please call the Refuge at 622-226-0926 if there’s a place for Sol in your heart and your home.

Also, there are several vehicles, boats, sports equipment and more now listed in the Classifieds.

Concert Film Fest

The Castaway Kids’ Sunday Concert Film Fest continues on Sunday, April 24, with the movie Festival Express.

Festival Express is a rousing record of a little-known, but monumental, moment in rock n’ roll history, starring such music legends as Janis Joplin, The Band, and the Grateful Dead. Set in 1970, Festival Express was a multi-band, multi-day extravaganza that captured the spirit and imagination of a generation and a nation. What made it unique was that it was portable; for five days, the bands and performers lived, slept, rehearsed and did countless unmentionable things aboard a customized train that traveled from Toronto, to Calgary, to Winnipeg, with each stop culminating in a mega-concert. The entire experience, both off-stage and on, was filmed but the extensive footage remained locked away — until now. A momentous achievement in rock film archeology, Festival Express combines this long-lost material with contemporary interviews nearly 35 years after it was first filmed. Watch a preview.

A 30 pesos donation will be accepted for the Castaway Kids ongoing programs.

The Sunday Concert Film Fest will be held weekly at the Captain’s Club, starting at sundown.

Delfinario Sonora Giving Back to Community

by LeeAnn Wehr

Over 80 excited and smiling students from the Adelante Estudiante scholarship program arrived at the Delfinario Sonora last Saturday. Mil gracias to Lorenzo DeCima from the State Financial Office in Guaymas who provided the buses, as well as the tables and chairs for our lunch. Anxious sponsors and many volunteers awaited their arrival in anticipation of a fabulous afternoon provided by the Delfinario, now a part of the State agency CEDES.

After a tasty snack of burritos, which was underwritten by a generous San Carlos donor, we all gathered to listen to an educational program by Marisol Guerrero Martinez about the local environment and sea life. We moved on to the sea lions who danced, clapped, jumped and entertained us all with their antics. Then the dolphins leapt in joy, danced on their tails, waved and left us with the perfect end to a great afternoon. The following day, nine lucky students and a couple of volunteers had the opportunity to spend time in the water with the dolphins. This wrapped up an unforgettable experience for all who attended.

Sponsors and students had the chance to get to know each other better, and all the students greatly appreciated this opportunity. Many of these students would not be attending secondary, high school or even college without the generosity of sponsors who pay for tuition, uniforms, shoes and school supplies. They also offer the incredible gift of hope so that these young people can continue with their education and make the most of themselves.

I LOVE being a part of Adelante Estudiante/Castaway Kids! The many volunteers of this organization are a group of “doers” not complainers and truly make a difference in many lives in this beautiful area that we are privileged to be in.

Ostioneros Baseball

The Guaymas Ostioneros baseball team started the season with two wins and three losses against Empalme. One loss was a disappointing 12-2 blowout.

The Ostioneros play the Agua Prieta Vaqueros at home on:

• Tuesday, April 26 at 7:30pm;
• Wednesday, April 27 at 7:30pm; and
• Thursday, April 28 at 6:00pm.

The Ostioneros play at the Abelardo L. Rodriguez stadium (map to the stadium). For more information, see the league schedule and visit the Ostioneros’ website. The cost is 50 pesos for adults and 10 pesos for children.

Little known history of the Yaqui

by Matt Young

In 1910, John Kenneth Turner wrote the book Barbarous Mexico. Many Americans originally viewed this as a hit piece on the Diaz regime but it played an important role in the Mexican Revolution. Turner’s biography shows an interesting life. Turner has been almost forgotten in his home country. Having backed the appropriate winds of change south of the Rio Grande, he is more favorably remembered in Mexico.

The book reveals that the Yaqui people were famed for being hard-working and strong. And tells how, between 1904 and 1909, around 15,000 Yaquis were rounded up, forced along the tortuous route to Yucatán and enslaved. Despite their extraordinary strength, most of them died within the first year on the plantations, raising questions of whether they were the victims of genocide.

The Yaquis were put on boats at Guaymas and shipped to San Blas, where they were forced to walk over 300 kilometers to San Marcos. Here were large concentration camps where the Yaqui families were broken up. Individuals were then sold inside the station and packed into train cars which took them to Veracruz. Another boat ride brought them to Progreso in Yucatán, from which they were taken to the plantation which would be their tomb.

Barbarous Mexico provides an interesting look at a portion of Guaymas’ history. Read the book for free online.

Age Proof your Memory with Nutrition

by Kristina Ladau

Here’s something to remember – nutrition can play a very important role in maintaining, and even improving memory. We’ve all experienced it: You forget the name of someone you just met, or have one of those “what did I come in here for moments, and where are my keys”?

Worries concerning memory loss have prompted people to search for different ways to enhance memory. The good news is that nutrition plays a very important part in staying connected. Healthy eating is a key aspect to having a healthy brain, and there are a select group of foods that have been proven to halt memory loss, and improve cognitive function. While you are on your journey to find the fountain of youth and reclaim your brain, check out these nutrition tips, each of which offers a unique benefit. Read more.

Fishing Report

The town is getting ready for the big party. Most of the boats this weekend will just be cruising around blaring music. I haven’t heard of anyone going to the Island. The full moon should be waning and hopefully some reports will start to come in. Earlier in the week we saw multiple schools of hundreds of yellowtail. They were slurping up tiny anchovies. On Saturday we finally caught one, but that was it. We didn’t see as many fish up that day. The ocean is full of these little anchovies. We caught a couple of yellowtailed red snapper (Coco Naco), a lizardfish (Chile), and a few barracudas. One report of bottomfishing at the Island sounded pretty poor.

For the good news, the water is warming fast and the dorado and marlin may be just days away. The extended forecast looks good. The water had cooled back down to 58 with the winds, but it is warming fast and is currently in the upper 60′s, if not already in the 70′s along the shorelines. I’m ready to catch anything at this point, and I want some fresh fish on the table. My patience has worn thin and I’ll be fishing as soon as the mayhem subsides.

tight lines, Bryan Replogle repsilon@aol.com

Team Margarita Sportfishing, San Carlos Aquatic Adventures

Free Movie in Guaymas

CineClub Guaymas presents the free movie “Leones de Segunda Mano” (Secondhand Lions) on Wednesday, April 20 at 7:00pm in Guaymas’ Municipal Auditorium (map). This movie is a coming-of-age story about a shy, young boy (Haley Joel Osment) sent by his irresponsible mother to spend the summer with his wealthy, eccentric uncles in Texas (Robert Duvall and Michael Caine). Watch the trailer.

Ocean Camp San Carlos

This week is Semana Santa (Easter Week), and as you probably know, San Carlos receives thousands of visitors that come to enjoy this resort town. We think it is best to NOT have a Dinner and Movie this coming Wednesday, April 20. Stay tuned for upcoming dates, and thanks for your support in the last movie events.

Also, we want to share with you that last week we completed another successful visit of thirty-some bright students and their teachers from Hermosillo, who came to San Carlos for a three-day Ocean Camp. Thanks to our members that volunteered their time to accompany our students in some of the activities we had scheduled for them. Teachers and students were very happy to meet all of you.

This was a special “Ocean Camp” as another phase of this project was introduced: Desert Camp, a place where students and interested individuals can visit and stay to learn about this fragile ecosystem and what we can do to preserve it. Our students had the opportunity to set foot in the different camping areas, and listened about what living in Desert Camp would be like. Stay tuned! Desert Camp is coming to a desert near you.

Best Regards, Ocean Camp San Carlos / Desert Camp San Carlos

Who’s Who in Entertainment

by local musician, Eric Holland

Music surrounds us in Mexico. Radios, street intercoms, street musicians, the daily winds and musicians fortunate enough to get paid in our nice venues…..Please don’t forget the wealth of music in our sister city of Guaymas which has local musician Danny Moreno playing at Casino Palmas from 10:30pm to 1:30am (located near Telcel and the Pemex.) Alberto Sandoval, sax player extraordinaire, does a show at a new restaurant called Casa Juanitas near the marina and Club Nautica from 6:00pm to 9:00pm. The menu includes Argentinian, Italian and comida Mexicano.

Back to San Carlos, David and Melissa Boyd put on a film-fest last Sunday night outside of Captain’s Club. At sunset, a music documentary of Muddy Waters (blues legend) and the Rolling Stones was shown. This upcoming Sunday there will be another film featuring Janis Joplin, the Grateful Dead and more. The thirty pesos donation for the movie goes to Castaway Kids.

Bobby and Leslie continue to rock upstairs at Evies and Manuelito will do his shaking Friday and Saturday nights at the Captain’s Club. Keep in mind that some venues will be closed for Semana Santa including La Palapa Griega which closes on Thursday. Before that, don’t miss Eric Holland there this Wednesday at 5:30pm and at Bonifacio’s this Thursday at the same time. Bonifacio’s Cotton Club will remain open and feature live bands for the holidays. Check out the calendar below for other music.

What’s Playing at Cinemex Guaymas

Some of the movies now playing:

Battle: Los Angeles (Invasión Del Mundo: Batalla- Los Angeles). A Marine Staff Sergeant (Aaron Eckhart) who has just had his retirement approved goes back into the line of duty in order to assist a 2nd Lieutenant and his platoon as they fight to reclaim the city of Los Angeles from alien invaders.

Unknown (Desconocido). A man (Liam Neeson) awakens from a coma, only to discover that someone has taken on his identity and that no one, not even his wife, believes him. With the help of a young woman, he sets out to prove who he is.

No Strings Attached (Amigos Con Derechos). A guy (Ashton Kutcher) and girl (Natalie Portman) try to keep their relationship strictly physical, but it’s not long before they learn that they want something more.

Movies playing in Spanish: Hop, Rebelde Sin Pascua, Rio, Salvando Al Soldado Pérez, Una Esposa De Mentira.

Most “Hollywood” movies for adults are in English with Spanish subtitles, but check before you go. Cost — Adults 48 pesos, 30 pesos on Wednesday. The first movie each day is 43 pesos. Monday to Thursday before 6:00pm is only 29 pesos.

For a full listing and show times, visit Cinemex. Map to Cinemex Guaymas.

Happy Hours and Food Specials

See the Restaurant page for location, hours and more restaurants.

Bananas

Food Specials: On Tuesday night there are Italiano specials for brunch or dinner. Ask about the table wine specials with your order. On Sundays, enjoy brunch on the sunny patio. Check out more daily Bananas food specials here. The Daily Specials are also posted on the Patio at Bananas.
Happy Hour: Monday to Friday, 4:00pm – 6:00pm: 20 pesos national beer and 30 pesos well drinks. Every Sunday is “Bloody Mary Sunday” with 30 pesos Bloody Marys all day long. Every day: 50 pesos margarita and 60 pesos pina colada.
Nightly entertainment: See calendar below.
VIP Cards: stop by Bananas or email Frank at fdlach@gmail.com to find out about the NEW VIP Cards and save 10% on all your meals.
Semana Santa: open regular hours Wednesday; 7:00am to 5:00pm Thursday, Friday and Saturday; and 7:00am to 9:00pm on Easter Sunday.

Bonifacio’s Cotton Club

Nightly entertainment: See calendar below.
Visit Bonifacio’s online.
Semana Santa: open for business as usual.

Panchito Villa

Food Specials: On Wednesdays, fish tacos are only 12 pesos. And, on Mondays, a cheese chile relleno is only 15 pesos. Enjoy breakfast from 7:00am – 11:00am daily with FREE coffee refills. Come in and enjoy Panchito Villa’s famous 100% mexican breakfast of egg chile rellenos or egg enchiladas. Lunch and dinner are served from 11:00am to 10:00pm. Click here to see the NEW breakfast, lunch and dinner menus.
Happy Hour: 3:00pm – 6:00pm.
Semana Santa: open Friday and Saturday from 11:00am to 2:00am, and serving Tacos de carne asada, Caramelos, Fish tacos, Ceviche and Chiken wings. On Sunday they return to their regular hours.

Toro’s Restaurant

Food Specials: Enjoy the early bird specials with lower prices and smaller portions on Tuesday to Friday, 3:00pm to 5:00pm and Saturday and Sunday from 12:00pm to 3:00pm. One of Toro’s delicious specialties is a Molcajete. Other food special: T-Bone or Rib Eye + Salad + Soup + Glass of Wine + Dessert for only $14.99 US.
Happy Hours: Every day from 5:00pm to 7:00pm.

Tacos Don Mario

Food Specials: Serving Guadalajara style food which is prepared fresh on the grill, including tacos, tortas and hamburgers and fries. Visit the website to see their menu.
Location: Blvd. Manlio F. Beltrones 141 (adjacent to Rino Car Wash and next to The Edge). Map. The inside restaurant has cable television, free Wi-Fi, and a beautiful Brunswick billiard table. There is a warm/cool mini-split for clients’ comfort. A food description and full menu is posted at tacosdonmario.com. For car-wash appointments, food delivery or catering a party, call Mario Gucci at 622-103-9388.

What’s Happening this Week in San Carlos & Guaymas?

This week, confirm with restaurants that they are open before heading out — many may decide to close last minute.

Thursday, April 21

Special Event

• Parroquia de San Carlos Borromeo event commemorating the Last Supper, at 10:30am. NEW

Entertainment

• Eric Holland. 5:00pm – 8:00pm at Bonifacio’s.
• The Twins host open mic. 7:30pm, Bananas. Dancing all night long. Cancelled for Semana Santa.
• Omar Arriaga. 6:00pm – 9:00pm, Captain’s Club.
• Azul Band. 6:00pm at Tequila’s.
• Danny Moreno. 5:00pm to 8:00pm at La Palapa Griega. Cancelled for Semana Santa.
• Sandra’s Mariachi “Oro y Plata”. 7:00pm – 8:30pm, Evies upstairs.

Clubs & Organizations

• The Energy Zone. Closed for Semana Santa.
• Espanglish Level 1, 9:00am-10:00am. Level 2, 10:00am-11:00am. Level 3, 11:00am-12:00pm. Level 4, 1:00pm-2:00pm.
• Hatha Yoga. 10:00am at Loma del Mar (under the palapa) with Kristina Ladau.
• Men’s Golf, starting at 9:00am
• Men’s Breakfast Club. 9:00am. Embarcadero at MarinaTerra.

Friday, April 22

Special Event

• Good Friday Service at the San Carlos Community Church, 9:30am. NEW
• Good Friday Communion Service with Parroquia de San Carlos Borromeo, at 10:30am. NEW

Entertainment

• Folklore dancers followed by Sandra Rodriguez and the Mariachis. 7:00pm at Bananas. Cancelled for Semana Santa.
• Omar Arriaga. 6:00pm – 9:00pm, Bonifacio’s Cotton Club. Cancelled for Semana Santa.
• Hwy 15 South.  5:00pm – 8:00pm at La Palapa Griega.
• Danny Moreno. 5:00pm – 9:00pm, Ruby Wine Bar.
• Coconut Country Band (Bobby & Leslie Sahlen, Ron Daisley and Neil Duvall). 6:00pm – 8:00pm, Evie’s.
• Assterisko (Classic Rock). 8:00pm to midnight at Off the Edge (Tortugas).
• Manuelito. 7:00pm – 10:00pm, Club de Capitanes.
• Karaoke. 8:00pm – 11:00pm, Bar Coral in Hotel Fiesta Real.
• La Banda. 9:15pm, Tequila’s.
• Danny Moreno. 10:30pm-1:30am, Casino Palmas (Guaymas).

Clubs & Organizations

• The Energy Zone. Closed for Semana Santa.

Saturday, April 23

Special Event

• Parroquia de San Carlos Borromeo Holy Day event, 10:30am. NEW

Entertainment

• Sandra Rodriguez and DJ Pepper host the party with singing, dancing and contests (win a dinner for two). 8:00pm at Bananas. Cancelled for Semana Santa.
• Omar Arriaga. 6:00pm – 9:00pm, Bonifacio’s Cotton Club. Cancelled for Semana Santa
• Eric Holland. 5:00pm – 8:00pm, La Palapa Griega.
• Sandra’s Mariachi “Oro y Plata”. 7:00pm – 8:30pm, Evies upstairs.
• Manuelito. 7:00pm – 10:00pm, Club de Capitanes.
• Karaoke. 8:00pm – 11:00pm, Bar Coral in Hotel Fiesta Real.
• La Banda. 9:15pm, Tequila’s.
• Deja Vu band. 11:00pm to 1:00am, Pancho Villas (Guaymas).

Clubs & Organizations

• Church Service. San Carlos Community Church, 5:00pm.

Sunday, April 24 - Easter Sunday

Special Event

• San Carlos Community Church Sunday Morning Easter Communion Service at 9:00am. NEW
• The Castaway Kids’ Sunday Concert Film Fest, with the movie Festival Express. Captain’s Club, starting at sundown. NEW
  

Entertainment

• Danny Moreno. 9:00am – 1:00pm, El Embarcadero at MarinaTerra Hotel.
• Eric Holland. 4:30pm to 7:30pm, Off the Edge (Tortuga’s).
• Danny Moreno. 9:00pm-12:00am, Casino Palmas (Guaymas).

Clubs & Organizations

• Church Service. Chapel by the Sea. 8:30am. The church on the Ranchitos Road.
• Church Service. San Carlos Community Church, 9:00am.
• AA – Meeting. 6:00 pm, at the Grupo Tetakawi AA meeting place on the road to Loma Del Mar next to the Bomberos (Fire Station). Call 226-0954 for more info.

Monday, April 25

Entertainment

• Silent Movie Night (horror movie night!) with Omar on piano. 7:00pm to 8:30pm at the Captain’s Club.
• Weekly Texas Hold-em Poker Tournament. 5:30pm at La Palapa Griega.

Clubs & Organizations

• The Nifty Niners – the 9 hole ladies golf group. 8:30am golf game. The mission of the Nifty Niners is “to have fun, meet new friends and enjoy the game of golf.” San Carlos residents and visitors are welcome to join us for a ‘no-stress, fun day’. For more information, call Donna Malcolm at 226-1036.
• Pilates Fusion. 8:00am – 9:00am at The Energy Zone. A blend of Pilates, Yoga, weight training and relaxation practice. It’s a great interval program, for all levels of ability and ages.
• Hatha Yoga. 9:00am at the Golf/Country Club with Kristina Ladau. Total body stretch, focusing on breathing techniques and relaxation, suitable for beginner / intermediate level students.
• Yoga for all ages. 9:15am – 10:15am, at The Energy Zone. Hatha Yoga for all levels and abilities, breathe, flexibility and range of movement.
• Espanglish Spanish Level 1, 9:00am-10:00am. Level 2, 10:00am-11:00am. Level 3, 11:00am-12:00pm. Level 4, 1:00pm-2:00pm.

Tuesday, April 26

Special Event

• Jim Hoehn. 5:30pm – 8:30pm, La Palapa Griega. NEW

Entertainment

• Bohemia Club Band (Danny Moreno, Omar Arriaga & Alberto Serna). 4:30pm – 6:30pm, Soggy Peso.
• Highway 15 South. Froggy’s, 6:00pm - 9:00pm.

Clubs & Organizations

• Pilates mat work intermediate to advanced. 8:30am – 9:30am at The Energy Zone. A faster paced workout hour.
• Computer club meeting. 9:15am at Tequila’s.
• Tai Chi. Club Deportivo, 8:45am – 9:45am. For more information, contact June Davis at 226-0794.
• Bikram Yoga. 6:00pm – 7:00pm at The Energy Zone. There is no instructor.

Wednesday, April 27

Special Event

• Jim Hoehn. 5:30pm – 8:30pm, La Palapa Griega. NEW

Entertainment

• Ocean Camp‘s Dinner and a Movie at MarinaTerra Beach Club. Dinner at 5:45pm and movie at 7:00pm.
• Oke Doke Karaoke with DJ Pepper. 7:30pm until the singers go home. Everyone is welcome to join in. Bananas.
• Eric Holland. 5:00pm to 8:00pm, La Palapa Griega.
• Rigo Romantic, a great keyboard player playing Mexican music from the 60s as well as American songs. 6:00pm – 10:00pm, Evies upstairs.
• Highway 15 South. 7:00pm to 10:00pm at Off the Edge (Tortugas).
• 8 ball pool tournament at Tequila’s, starting at 7:00pm. All drinks for the players are 1/2 price and free appetizers (botanos).
• Acoustic and country music with Ron. 6:00pm, Tequila’s.

Clubs & Organizations

• Pilates Fusion. 8:00am – 9:00am at The Energy Zone. A blend of Pilates, Yoga, weight training and relaxation practice. It’s a great interval program, for all levels of ability and ages.
• Yoga for all ages. 9:15am – 10:15am, at The Energy Zone. Hatha Yoga for all levels and abilities, breathe, flexibility and range of movement.
• Zumba for All Ages. 10:30am – 11:30am at The Energy Zone. A fun, Latin style dance class designed for all ages and levels of ability. Low-impact and easy. All moves and steps adapted for all.
• AA – Meeting. 6:00pm, at the Grupo Tetakawi AA meeting place on the road to Loma Del Mar next to the Bomberos (Fire Station). Call 226-0954 for more info.

• April 28 – May 22. Expo Gan in Hermosillo.
• April 30. El Día Del Niño (children’s day).
• May 1. Dia del Trabajo. Mexican national holiday (similar to US & Canada Labor Day).
• May 2 – 8. The Lions Club is organizing the second annual motor / sailboat charity rally.
• May 3. Día de la Santa Cruz. Construction workers decorate and mount crosses on unfinished buildings.
• May 5. Cinco de Mayo is the Mexican national holiday.
• May 10. Mother’s Day in Mexico.
• May 15. Teacher’s Day in Mexico.
• May 28 – 30. Regata Internacional, Tucson Sailing Club.
• May 27 – 29. The Ladies International Fishing Tournament. Sponsored by Club Deportivo de San Carlos.
• May 28 – 29. 12 Horas Salvando Vidas mountain bike race. Sponsored by Chollas Voladoras.
• Fiesta del Pitic

For more events, please visit our webpages San Carlos Mexico Festivals, Fiestas and Special Events and Fishing Tournaments in San Carlos.

Make San Carlos your next vacation destination

San Carlos Mexico, nestled between the Sea of Cortez and the mountains, offers numerous activities both on shore and in the water. Awaiting you are soft sand beaches, two world class marinas, and an 18 hole, par 72 championship golf course. Whether you’re looking for a lazy day on a secluded beach or want to hike, scuba dive and listen to live music all in one day — we have it all! You can even try your luck in one of the many fishing tournaments.

San Carlos Mexico has hundreds of excellent restaurants. From tacos to fine dining, there’s something to please even the most discerning palate.

There are many San Carlos Mexico vacation rentals, hotels and resorts to choose from. If you’re looking to rent a house or condo in San Carlos, contact Sea Side Reservations.

We also provide information on San Carlos Mexico Real Estate. To talk to a licensed realtor about real estate and homes for sale in San Carlos, contact Long Realty Seaside.

We are your online resource for Guaymas and San Carlos Mexico Weather, including daily temperatures, monthly averages, Sea of Cortez marine weather, tide and current predictors, satellite images, solunar table, sunrise, sunset and storm warnings.

Whether you’re flying, driving or arriving by bus or cruise ship, we have resources to help you plan your trip to San Carlos and Guaymas Mexico, including maps of San Carlos Mexico showing where to eat and where to stay. If you’re driving, remember to purchase Mexico Car Insurance.

Travel to safe, fun and affordable San Carlos Mexico.

Published by Christa Thomas and David Irons

Special thanks to Sue Fehrle, Eric Holland, Bryan Replogle, and Kristine Ladau for their help with this issue.
And thanks to all the people who give us a heads up of What’s Up in San Carlos — we appreciate your input.

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