Wednesday, November 27, 2024

Koningsdam adventure, Loreto, Mexico...

Sailing in the Sea of Cortez to Loreto offers breathtaking views of the rugged coastline and crystal-clear waters, making it a memorable adventure for both experienced sailors and novices. The morning started off with a spectacular sunrise.  The region is renowned for its abundant marine life, providing opportunities for whale watching, snorkeling, and exploring secluded coves along the way.  The coastline is quite remarkable, so rugged and picturesque, just stunning.  I was off the ship early to get a nice walk in and some photos along the way.  I walked along the Malecon to start my day and then headed into the city.  It is a pretty nice and friendly place.  I couldn’t find the downtown so I was just wandering through neighborhoods, some looking a bit sketchy.  I ended up was down the beach and decided to call it a day after a good 5-mile walk.  Once back to the tender platform, I got some good directions to go downtown so off I went again…  Back to the picturesque Malecon which provides a scenic waterfront promenade, perfect for leisurely strolls and viewing the breathtaking sunsets over the Sea of Cortez. Downtown Loretto, Mexico, offers a charming blend of history and natural beauty, with the iconic Mission de Nuestra Señora de Loreto being a must-visit for its stunning colonial architecture. The church is quite beautiful…  Nearby the Mission, is the City Hall.  The City Hall of Loreto, Mexico, stands as a symbol of the town's governance and history, featuring a charming architectural style that reflects its colonial roots.  The it was back to the Malecon heading back to the ship…  Wonderful visit with about 8 miles of exercise…  Back on the ship, I relaxed in the sun albeit it was pretty darn hot…  Took a couple of cold showers to chill…  Tonight, I’m having dinner in the Morimoto by the Sea restaurant with two wonderful ladies, Vanessa the Front Desk Manager for Guest Services and Kaye, the Group & Event Coordinator.  Should be a great evening!!!


















































































































1 comment:

  1. Your photos really capture the culture and color of Loreto. Nice! My best friend is going fishing there next week. Should be great!

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