There are no services here, but in the morning local vendors come by to sell blankets, ice, tamales and even take requests for next-day delivery. It's primarily a place for retired people and beach bums. Canadian snowbirds flock here with their generators and satellite dishes to set up camp for weeks at a time in the winter. Everyone is laid-back and friendly, a anyone walking down the beach with a drink in hand is sure to inspire a conversation. Spring and fall is the best time to visit.
Winters can be windy and cool and the summer is hot with too many bugs.
Some years ago, a gringo and his wife build a hotel, camping ground, restaurant and cantina on a lovely part of the bay. It's called Mike's Buena Ventura. As a result any frequent travelers keep their RVs and campers parked here and fly in and out of Loredo. Built around a small marina, Loredo has an old-town Mexican charm but with all the conveniences of a much larger city. That's because it tried unsuccessfully to be another Cabo but never quite caught on with the masses.