Chuck Bolotin with Pemex attendants in Baja California Sur. (PHOTO: courtesy Chuck Bolotin)
Follow Chuck Bolotin, from Best Places in the World to Retire, as he, his wife, and two dogs drive through Mexico in a large, white van. This is the most recent story in which Chuck tells us what we need to know about road trips in Baja and he also provides advice on dealing with new things.
Here is some flavor of what it’s like to live in a small village in Baja California Sur for six weeks and some tips that could save you lots of aggravation.
It’s Just Like…
Renting our home in La Ventana for six weeks was just like camping, except without the bugs, uneven and hard sleeping services, the work setting up and breaking down, everything being dirty, and very dicey bathroom and shower accommodations…
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