I really want to say, we have never had a meal at Hotel and RV park MALARRIMO in Guerrero Negro....NEVER. Even the service and the prices are the best. I just wish they had a MEGA or some type of major grocery store there AND a decent bank. OK, enough about GN, now back on the road... As we continued our journey today for 85 miles Southeast, we found San Ignacio. For many years and many trips north and south we never took the time to stop and explore San Ignacio. There we found a tranquil lagoon, lots of date palm trees, a wonderful and picturesque laurel shaded plaza that was surrounded by the single storied "Old Mexico" buildings, and the true beauty of the community, the Mision San Ignacio de Kadakaaman. It seems like we are on a hunt this trip for the missions of the Baja, and maybe we are. Anyway, this one is architecturally beautiful with it's setting in a small village, the construction materials of 4 foot thick lava block walls, the wood carved alter, doors and shutters, and the wonderful forged bells that call for worship. The construction of this mission finished in 1786 and stands just as beautiful now as it did then.
After our self and "guided" tour by Rigo we headed across the plaza and enjoyed a wonderful lunch of Huevos Rancheros (yes, we know, that's a breakfast meal, but we all enjoyed every bite...mmmm GOOD) Now it's back on the road and heading to Mulege and our beach site at Playa Santispac...
After our self and "guided" tour by Rigo we headed across the plaza and enjoyed a wonderful lunch of Huevos Rancheros (yes, we know, that's a breakfast meal, but we all enjoyed every bite...mmmm GOOD) Now it's back on the road and heading to Mulege and our beach site at Playa Santispac...
