Yesterday was, of course, a very special day for Mexico. I was fortunate enough to be here on November 20, 2014, when this incredible Fiesta happened literally steps away from my little casa. I put together a short highlight video of this Revolution Day celebration in Loreto Bay (a resort located about 20 minutes south…
Food. Wine. Music. Sun. Culture. Just around the corner… … and in one of my favorite destinations on Planet Earth. Mark your calendars: March 22, 2014. That’s when the annual Loreto Food and Wine Festival takes place – Loreto Bay resort (formerly the Inn at Loreto Bay) hosts. Now in its third year, the LFW fundraiser has…
“Morado” – a short film shot on location at Misión de Nuestra Señora de Loreto Conchó. This is the first film to receive a “Loreto Oscar” awarded by Emmy-winner Jane Lurie on 11/28/2013. Te amo. What is real, imagined? A discovery of love, ambition, truth. “MORADO” LOCATION Loreto, Baja California Sur, Mexico STARRING Loni Stark…
“On October 19, 1697, Salvatierra, with a small group of soldiers, disembarked from the galley “Santa Elvira” in the Bay of San Dionisio at 26° N latitude. In the first days after their arrival, the missionary erected a modest structure that served as a chapel, to the front of which they affixed a wooden cross….
Loreto is a busy place these days. Even though I’ve been visiting for about seven years now, I’m amazed at how things move forward. New restaurants, new shops, new services. “Thriving” might be a good way to describe this little fishing village. The farmers market has been relocated. Apparently the rains have forced it to…
Watch scenes from the first ever Loreto Food and Wine Festival held in the Loreto Bay resort in Loreto, Baja California Sur, Mexico.
If you’ve been to BCS you already know it’s a beautiful place. Well, now here’s a video that will bring back wonderful memories, or, if you’ve never been, will give you a tantalizing treat of what’s in store if you do decide to visit! Watch it here:
Submitted by Jane Lurie. We were expecting to drive 5 hours when we left San Ignacio heading for Loreto. Instead we were here in 3 hr 45 minutes. We passed by Santa Rosalia and Mulege, two towns that had been severely affected by the latest hurricane, but we didn’t stop. We were ready to be…
Submitted by Chris Wright, StarkSilverCreek.com.
