Socal to Bahia de Los Angeles. Safe or not despite travel warning?

Our first time traveling to Bahia de Los Angeles despite the Dept. of State travel warning. In San Felipe make sure you re-fuel, check your tires, radiator fluid, etc. Once you leave San Felipe, there is no cell signal!!!

[@watdahek2]

Every place south of San Felipe is safe. I just would not drive it by night. Narrow Hwy.1, trucks and cows. All places along the Sea of Cortez are beautiful. Warm waters and a lot of fish. We prefer locations south of Mulege. Thanks.

[@ramon12363]

It was very safe!! Just got back Sunday!!! Don’t buy anything from the last store!! Lady charge twice as much as the other stores 😢

[@bobmirror7164]

You found a lot of my favorite place in Baja. Because of the lack of fresh water is will be a diamond in the ruff for a long time. I do not go to those places that play loud music. I cover my ears and walk away hopping they will get the message.

[@JonathanPMartin]

Safe until it isn’t. Just keep your eyes open.

[@Manny_Viciosportfishing]

Looks very safe to me.....I just got back from Bahia a few days ago.

[@destonnpoythress7541]

You missed the part of BOLA...THE FISHING. I go at least once a year.

[@mattspringer9298]

Was just there 2 weeks ago. It was great. 3 nights there then 3 in Loreto then LaPaz. No homeless on the streets anywhere. It’s not exactly clean but feels much safer than parts of Los Angeles….

[@kee7678]

I'm riding my bike down there and moto camping along the way..Loreto...LaPaz...then back to San Diego. I'll be alone and go how the spirit leads me I guess. You have a good time? Any info you can add or suggestions ?

[@sunracer1869]

Looks safe to me!! Nice footage 👍

[@davekemo9683]

Yea boy

[@kee7678]

Where is place you camped at 12 min...12.30 mark ?

[@Rob81818]

Love the raw vids, we're going in 2 weeks for a week, same cities, camping and such. Do you have a list of all the dope places to eat out there and any recommendations?

[@slimttn]

That La China’s taco joint, we had to go back 3 days in a row. And all the spots that we recorded, hope the restaurant names got mentioned. Safe travel!

[@nha4nguoi]

Nice

[@osvaldosandoval9523]

We make that trip once a year and is completely safe

[@kevtorres1234]

Haha love the microwave. How was the price at the 1st BoLa restaurant?

[@slimttn]

Decent compare to US of A : )

[@Miguel-r3r1x]

IT's not PARADISO it's PARAISO

[@bmxland]

Can you please tell/show how you attached your rotopax to your roof?

[@slimttn]

Fortunately there’s a space between my bike rack and the cargo box. Slide in perfectly. Tie down with ratchet strap for secure.

[@cesarcr9213]

Is the a fee to get into rincon ?

[@kc59148]

what was the travel warning about ..

[@Viajealduende]

As someone who has traveled Mexico for decades and has never had anything really bad happen, I too can say it feels safe to me. My wife has the same sensation and guess what? It is safe until it isn’t. I’ve had two friends tortured and murdered, I know at least half a dozen women who have been raped. There isn’t anyone I know that runs a business that hasn’t been approached by cartels to be extorted. How many times have we all drank alcohol and driven without incident? Does that mean it’s not dangerous? All that said, I love Mexico and will always continue to spend a lot my time there. My point is don’t be stupid and say, “It looks safe to me.” Again it is until it isn’t and it isn’t if you don’t get that. Don’t be foolish.

[@kemosabe5120]

Sinaloa =/= Baja. Those things are almost unheard of in baja outside cartel on cartel, which is still rare.

[@davekemo9683]

It's really a shame that the cartels and other criminals have to screw up such a wonderful and beautiful place like Baja and all over Mexico , feel sorry for the honest people who try to make a living and raise their families down there , and who count on tourist dollars to survive

[@desert4seat]

Yeah I know. It's a shame. The Cartels are awash in cash from U.S. sales of fentanyl, cocaine, heroin, & meth. If people in the US would just enjoy being sober, the Cartels would eventually die out.

[@standingmannequin7911]

Your trippin. Ain't none of that in Baja anymore. the military rooted them out long ago. Mexico don't depend on foreign tourists anywhere.

[@osvaldosandoval9523]

What's the name of the place were you stay in bahia we usually stay next to the ramp but to many people drinking and loud music the place you stay look nice and quiet

[@Jim_maco]

Its all good, until it isnt. Good luck .

[@DennisMartinovich-os5ev]

I made that trip from L.A. to the Sea of Cortez had a blast caught many fish ,just don't look like tourists and stay toyoursefls