Byline: Capt. Pat Rains BAHIA SANTA MARIA, Mexico — With all of Baja California’s open water, how could two cruising boats collide? It happens more often than you might
Byline: Capt. Pat Rains How many personal watercraft does it take to damage an endangered nature zone? That’s what Mexico’s federal agents are trying to find out this month at
Byline: Capt. Pat Rains New life was breathed into Acapulco’s faded boating scene last month. La Marina Acapulco (formerly known as La Marina de Acapulco) has new owners who opened
Byline: Capt. Pat Rains Have you ever been ripped off at the pump? The online publication Baja Insider recently posted a toll-free number where the public — including visitors to
Byline: Capt. Pat Rains PUERTO VALLARTA, Mexico — Powerboaters and sailboaters who plan to jump across the Pacific to French Polynesia this spring are invited to the third annual Pacific
Byline: Capt. Pat Rains LA PAZ, Mexico — A coalition of conservation groups is protesting the use of gill nets on inshore reefs around Islas Espiritu Santos off La Paz,
Byline: Capt. Pat Rains LA CRUZ, Mexico — In advance of the third annual Cruisers Rally to El Salvador, the next in a series of free informational seminars will be
Byline: Capt. Pat Rains Guatemala has yacht marinas on the Pacific and Caribbean, so new customs rules affect yachts on both sides. According to Raul Ship’s Agency in the port
