The town itself is small, quaint and friendly with rentals available for kayaks, scuba diving equipment, bicycles and ATVs. People spend their renegade pesos at the Saturday night pig roast. Some call it the most beautiful spot in all of Baja. It costs but 30 pesos for an overnight spot one of these beaches. The calm water is dotted with people lounging in beach chairs with a cold drink at hand.
Snorkeling is possible, but the bay is too fished out to spot much marine life.
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.