For anyone seeking a whale watching excursion, this is the place for you. The fins are back in Puerto Peñasco. Oh yes, those extraordinary enormous sea creatures are frolicking in the Sea of Cortez, once more, sunning their back sides, while synchronizing swimming through the waves.
Read MoreAccording to 2013 statistics from the Puerto Peñasco Convention and Visitors Bureau (OCV), which reflect an 8% increase over tourism numbers in 2012, local businesses believe 2014 could point to visitor numbers similar to that of 2008 or 2009.
Read MoreAs many people who live in Mexico know, the traditional Posadas are celebrated during the nine days before Christmas, and even tho we are now in February of 2014 I had to write up a small article to tell everyone that I had the chance to celebrate the Christmas 2013 Posada at the Sonoran Sky Resort, one of the beach front resort
Read MoreOver the past 5 years we have seen the need for 2 FISH Ministry many times in many ways. Not only is it a help for the people in the community, but also for the many that travel through Puerto Peñasco. Some of them are traveling through after being deported, some come searching for happiness, work, money, or sometimes a simple plate of food. Wh
Read MoreAs my Dad, Tom O’Hare would always say in his Editorials…”Just Another Day in Paradise”. We have had an incredibly wonderful winter thus far. When my brother, Robert, who lives in Wisconsin, was texting me a week or so ago that they were suffering through -28 degree weather (with wind chill as if that matters), I was sending him photos of sunny Rocky Point in the low 70s. The days are just awesome when the weather is so nice – it’s hard to stay indoors. The weather is perfect for whale watching trips or kickin’ it by the pool, strolling through Old Port, walking the beaches, shopping and enjoying all of the outdoor patios on the Malecon and around town. We are so fortunate to be able to live in Rocky Point. My Mother, Sandy loves this great weather too but she also likes winter clothes so, lucky for her, the Rocky Point Times Office is like an igloo so she can wear her coats, and sweaters and boots.
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