san carlos , Sonora Located in the Sea of ​​Cortez,

san carlos , Sonora

Located in the Sea of Cortez, the lovely Mexican resort community of San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico offers something for everyone. For water sports, there are beautiful sandy beaches, spectacular diving and snorkeling, kayaking and fishing at sea. San Carlos is only a mile 250, 4 hours drive from Nogales, AZ on Mexico Highway 15, a four-lane divided highway.

The community has a golf course with 18 holes, tennis courts, a bowling alley and numerous gift shops and galleries for shopping and browsing. For the boater, two marinas are available with paved launch ramps, dry storage facilities, complete marine repair and maintenance services, fuel docks and reasonable rates for slip rental. Numerous restaurants featuring seafood, Sonoran beef, Mexican dishes and American cuisine are found throughout the city. Emergency real estate available for sale and there are motels, hotels, RV parks, condominiums and private home rentals to suit every group and budget.

If you have not experienced the lifestyle and the relaxed atmosphere of the Mexican resort town, you owe it to yourself to visit San Carlos. You may never want to leave.

In San Carlos visitors enjoy a real holiday atmosphere, the services offered to tourists are first class, at the height of the major recreation sites in Mexico.

Water sports are one of the best tools to keep in touch with nature and the Sea of Cortez. From fishing, diving and snorkeling can discover the marine fauna of this beautiful gulf.

For golfers, the Country Club features an 18 hole course, plus there are two marinas that offer all services to those who love boating, fishing and diving.

Only 12 miles from San Carlos Bay is a magical and lonely ideal for exploration, adventure and contact with nature. The Barajitas Canyon wilderness area is a home to three different ecosystems and can only be accessed by boat, ferry or boat. A variety of species of flora and fauna Sonoran 100% are in their natural state in this beautiful canyon that surrounds the Sea of Cortez.