
San Felipe, called the ‘Jewel of the Sea’, is geographically isolated in its spot on the northwestern shore of the Sea of Cortez. Perhaps that’s the reason it has retained the charm and serenity of the small fishing village that it once was. Yet those who make the journey to this town -- part of the Mexicali municipality -- that is nestled between mountains and aquamarine-colored waters always want to come back. Why is it called a ‘jewel’? Those who visit claim that it sparkles and gleams, with diamond-bright shafts of sunlight bouncing off of the clear sea waters. As Baja continues to be a magnet for those escaping the colder winter climes of Canada and the United States, quiet little San Felipe is slowly changing. Today, San Felipe is evolving into a resort and retirement community, with its service industries – restaurants, hotels, golf and recreation opportunities – growing to meet consumer needs. Improved access by road and private plane (San Felipe’s International Airport has a 4850-foot runway) have helped motivate this gentle change. Another reason that the area is see a slow but steady increase in popularity is, quite simply, theMORE

With the increased traffic by tourists, ‘snowbirds,’ and retirees, San Felipe’s accommodations choices have broadened fishing camps and funky little hostel-type places, … MORE
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