Honestly, leaving Loreto was pretty hard but I knew that if I didn’t it could get pretty expensive hanging out with the girls. There’s also this awesome feeling that I get when I start wandering down another unknown path. So it was time to leave.

About three hours and on the opposite side of the peninsula is a little place called San Juanico, a.k.a Scorpion Bay. As soon as I got into town I found this little taco stand sitting upon the bluff overlooking the first point. I met the owners while I demolished a few fish tacos. It’s too bad these Mexicans are all crooks and killers. Pedro and his wife Chele invited Riley and I to stay at their sweet little taco stand. So long as I bought Pedro’s halibut fish tacos. Done deal.

So Riley and I hung at at San Juanico for a few days. The surf was pretty incredible. Points 1 and 2 were consistent and fun all day long. On the last day some action came in from the South and woke up the 3rd point. No, I didn’t see anyone connect.

I’m so grateful for all the interactions I have had thus far with all the local people. Everyone told me that going to Baja and Mexico would be a death sentence. I guess one day I realized that I didn’t want to live my life the way that they said I should.