The Sea of Cortez: Four Best Crossings | The Log

The Sea of Cortez is such a long body of water – 635 nautical miles northwest to southeast – that it encompasses diverse terrains and microclimates while it sprawls. If a boater were to circumnavigate its 2,400 n.m.-coastline, he would encounter everything from arid desert beaches, sandstone cliffs backed by...

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