On October 30th, our third morning at sea after leaving Ensenada, we neared the picturesque Isla de Cedros and decided we would make it our next stop. The island’s rugged beauty greeted us warmly and we anchored just outside the village’s breakwater eager to explore. We stayed for two days and relished the experience of wandering through the town, a thrilling dinghy adventure around the southern point of the island, indulged in some beachcombing, and even snorkeling right off the boat in crystal-clear waters ranging from five to fifteen feet deep. While snorkeling we encountered vibrant garibaldis, various species of rockfish, graceful round rays, and a rich array of flora and fauna that thrived beneath the surface. The water, a delightful twenty degrees Celsius, showcased a stunning blue hue, enhancing our underwater adventures and making every moment memorable as we immersed ourselves in this tropical paradise.