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There are several Face Book groups on Puerto Peñasco and the same questions keep being asked. So, here is a Rocky Point travel guide with the answers to the most Frequently Asked Questions about this destination. What time does the border close? Currently the border opens at 6: a.m. and closes promptly at 8:00 p.m. It […]
September 16 is when Mexico celebrates its independence day, stepping apart from Spain in 1810. It was officially made the National holiday in 1821. The celebration begins on the night of the 15th at 11:00 pm when the President of Mexico rings the 200 year old bell and gives the cry to Dolores known as […]
Barb’s Dog Rescue Rocky Point Mexico has been rescuing dogs for over 20 years and this is a never ending job. Summer is the hardest time for the rescue as the winter visitors who volunteer have gone home, thus they are short handed, but also what is more important as they can’t find the dog […]
Rocky Point has long been known as Arizona’s beach and this summer it has proved to be true. Every weekend there are several mile backups coming into Mexico as well as those departing. With travel restrictions having been lifted, it seems like everyone in California and Texas have decided to vacation in Puerto Peñasco this […]
It seems we get asked the same questions several times a week about travel to Mexico and bringing pet, etc. So here you will find what you need to know. To travel into Mexico if you are staying over you 7 days, each person is suppose to stop and get a temporary visa. Almost no […]
Photo courtesy of Periodico De Frente As most of know, Puerto Peñasco, is known for Whale Watching in winter, but today July 7, 2021, the city found a young Varada whale beached in front of Mi Playa. Apparently it came in with the high tide and then got stranded on the rocks and sand. This […]
The United States/Mexico border is open and people are flocking to the beach. Memorial Day weekend found the town bustling with people from Arizona, California and Texas. The RCPM just had their concert and the town was packed. Post Covid 19, Sunday would find long waits at the border. Now it appears the tourists started […]
If you are looking to buy a second home or condo in Puerto Peñasco, now may be the time to do it. Rocky Point tends to follow the real estate market in the United States. When the market in the states is strong, so will be the market in the Mexico. There are several developments […]
Mid May will be an exciting time for Puerto Peñasco, with the arrival of the Mexican Navy Ship “Cuauhtemoc” or as it is known Caballero de los Mares which means The Gentleman of the Seas. It will carry a crew of 240 including 8 captains, officials as well as 100 male and female cadets. The […]
Although Semana Santa (Easter Holy Week) had a large crowd, it was not as large as previous years, judging from the photos. The bars and restaurants that were open open were pleased with the business they had. By Sunday most of our visitors had left until next year. There were food vendors on every corner […]
There are several Face Book groups on Puerto Peñasco and the same questions keep being asked. So, here is a Rocky Point travel guide with the answers to the most Frequently Asked Questions about this destination. What time does the border close? Currently the border opens at 6: a.m. and closes promptly at 8:00 p.m. It […]
September 16 is when Mexico celebrates its independence day, stepping apart from Spain in 1810. It was officially made the National holiday in 1821. The celebration begins on the night of the 15th at 11:00 pm when the President of Mexico rings the 200 year old bell and gives the cry to Dolores known as […]
Barb’s Dog Rescue Rocky Point Mexico has been rescuing dogs for over 20 years and this is a never ending job. Summer is the hardest time for the rescue as the winter visitors who volunteer have gone home, thus they are short handed, but also what is more important as they can’t find the dog […]
Rocky Point has long been known as Arizona’s beach and this summer it has proved to be true. Every weekend there are several mile backups coming into Mexico as well as those departing. With travel restrictions having been lifted, it seems like everyone in California and Texas have decided to vacation in Puerto Peñasco this […]
It seems we get asked the same questions several times a week about travel to Mexico and bringing pet, etc. So here you will find what you need to know. To travel into Mexico if you are staying over you 7 days, each person is suppose to stop and get a temporary visa. Almost no […]
Photo courtesy of Periodico De Frente As most of know, Puerto Peñasco, is known for Whale Watching in winter, but today July 7, 2021, the city found a young Varada whale beached in front of Mi Playa. Apparently it came in with the high tide and then got stranded on the rocks and sand. This […]
The United States/Mexico border is open and people are flocking to the beach. Memorial Day weekend found the town bustling with people from Arizona, California and Texas. The RCPM just had their concert and the town was packed. Post Covid 19, Sunday would find long waits at the border. Now it appears the tourists started […]
If you are looking to buy a second home or condo in Puerto Peñasco, now may be the time to do it. Rocky Point tends to follow the real estate market in the United States. When the market in the states is strong, so will be the market in the Mexico. There are several developments […]
Mid May will be an exciting time for Puerto Peñasco, with the arrival of the Mexican Navy Ship “Cuauhtemoc” or as it is known Caballero de los Mares which means The Gentleman of the Seas. It will carry a crew of 240 including 8 captains, officials as well as 100 male and female cadets. The […]
Although Semana Santa (Easter Holy Week) had a large crowd, it was not as large as previous years, judging from the photos. The bars and restaurants that were open open were pleased with the business they had. By Sunday most of our visitors had left until next year. There were food vendors on every corner […]
