Playa Santispac, Baja California Sur, Mexico
Three nights on the beach at Playa Santispac allowed for two day’s kayaking. It’s the most that we have done for some time. Then again, it is one of the reasons to camp here. All the travel guides suggest that the best beaches begin just south of Mulegé. Santispac is well known and well used. $200 pesos (about $12US) will get you a night here. If you are lucky, you can score a palapa. We signed up for three nights. This is all dry camping, which we expected. We came in with a full fresh water tank and empty waste tanks. And most of a 20L garafon of drinkable water. Our lithium batteries and expanded solar have worked well. We are liking the upgrade we did last summer. Power has not been a problem, as there is abundant sun shine here. We began hearing talk of how popular the Easter holiday is here in Mexico. Two full weeks begining before Palm Sunday and through the Easter holiday, the folks here take the time off, and go to the beach. Arriving here, after a whole 12