Mazatlan to San Blas | Adventures of SolacePosted

After exiting the harbour, it was our wish to sail to Isla Isabella then on to San Blas. The wind was finally in our favour and we were able to sail all the way to Isla Isabela. This is essentially a bird sanctuary with no inhabitants ...

Mazatlan to San Blas | Adventures of Solace

Shipwreck Survivors: Three men in a boat - Americas, World - The Independent

 It's still night-time, but dawn will be coming soon. One of the most famous men in Mexico is lying awake in his boarding-house bed, listening to thunder pound the church on the town square...

Shipwreck Survivors: Three men in a boat - Americas, World - The Independent

Man who drifted 38 days doubts survival story - El Universal - Mexico News

 It seems implausible at first, but after three fishermen from San Blas, Nayarit, who claim to have survived nine months adrift, were rescued last August 5,500 miles away near the Marshall Islands, Tartín´s tale seems far less fishy....

Man who drifted 38 days doubts survival story - El Universal - Mexico News

"Sailing 'Sumatra' - Clearing for San Blas, Chacala, and the Bay of ...

By sailing_sumatra
San Blas is a lovely place, and is the favorite of some cruisers who have spent years in Mexico. The new Singlar marina is the only public dock, and it opened six months ago. The town is entirely unlike Mazatlan. ...

Sailing 'Sumatra' - http://sailing-sumatra.livejournal.com/"

Cupcake my Catalina 28 MkII sailboat: San Blas

Anchored inside breakwater. The entrance has silted over even more than Charlie's charts warned about 10 years ago. At high tide with a full moon (spring tides) we only had 3.75 under our keel.....
Cupcake my Catalina 28 MkII sailboat: San Blas

Man who drifted 38 days doubts survival story - El Universal - Mexico News

It seems implausible at first, but after three fishermen from San Blas, Nayarit, who claim to have survived nine months adrift, were rescued last August 5,500 miles away near the Marshall Islands, Tartín´s tale seems far less fishy....

Man who drifted 38 days doubts survival story - El Universal - Mexico News

The not-so-low-rent correspondent: Tartin, Nayarit's original "perdido"

Further south in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle, Nayarit, a fisherman by the name of Jose Alfredo Torres, better known as Tartin, survived spending 38 days at sea. And he's extremely skeptical of the San Blas crew's account...

The not-so-low-rent correspondent: Tartin, Nayarit's original "perdido"