There are two main dolphin species around Rocky Point; Spinner Dolphins and Bottlenose Dolphins. The best way to tell them apart is color and size. The Bottlenose Dolphins are primarily one color throughout which is a navy grey. They are also larger than the Spinner, 10 feet verse 7 feet in length.
Read MoreOver the course of the past 4 years, our very own Sonoran Resorts Sales Team have become kind of traveling ambassadors promoting Rocky Point (and, of course, the Sonoran Resorts). We have traveled to the closer cities like Tucson, Phoenix, and Scottsdale, but also to places like Las Vegas, Hermosillo, and San Diego spreading the word.
Read MoreThis month I had the idea to write about some of my favorite places off the beaten path in our town. The first two are really on a beaten path, but not exactly a path known for restaurants! The first is Ramon’s new place. You are probably familiar with Cocina de Ramon in town and Restaurant Ramon in the Sonoran Sea on Sandy Beach. Well Ramon has nothing to do with those two restaurants any longer. He has a new place! It is the first full service restaurant on Rodeo Drive!
Read MoreWhere does the sea end and the sky begin? That’s my question every time I’m upside down.
This isn’t a new sport or a personal pastime of mine; it’s actually called inversion therapy which involves putting your body into a position where your head is lower than your heart.
Read MoreGeothermal water is created through the action of the internal heat of the earth. These pools of water are known as Mineral and/or Hot Springs. Their temperatures differ from spring to spring; from tepid to very hot. Geothermal Springs are known for their therapeutic benefits. The mineral and gas contents of the water relieves sore muscles, pain from arthritis, promotes healing, helps detoxify the body and more. Mineral Springs have been used since ancient times. Almost every city in the Roman Empire had at least one bath. Pre-Columbian cultures bathed in thermal springs, the Nahuatl word temazcal means house or temple of steam; Montezuma, ruler of the Aztec Empire, bathed in his own private spa near Tenochtitlan. The ritual was a common practice for medicinal and religious purposes by the indigenous people of the Americas.
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Guidelines on animals, plants, and products that may enter Mexico
