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Whether you’re seeking great sport fishing, whale watching, scuba diving or kayaking, you’ll find great marine recreation opportunities in Puerto San Tomas, one of the best-kept secrets on Mexico’s Pacific Coast! The remote location of Puerto San Tomas means that the beaches and local waters remain pristine; commercial fishing fleets from San Diego and Ensenada are seldom seen around here.

Puerto San Tomas itself is a relatively small village situated on the northern tip of a sheltered bay about 25 miles south of the U.S. border with Mexico. It is home to a secluded resort as well as a traditional cantina, campsites and dock facilities for those who sail here on their own. Most of the great catches for sport fishermen are just offshore; you won’t need to go far out to sea to catch prime specimen of perch, calico bass, halibut, ling cod and whitefish all year ‘round. In addition, there are specific fish that are seasonal in the area; barracuda, yellowtail and bonita frequent these waters between May and November, while white sea bass can be caught between July and January.

In addition to sport fishing, divers will find a great deal to see and explore in the underwater kelp forests, where marine mammals such as dolphin and sea lions are known to make frequent appearances.

Lodging is available at Puerto San Tomas, which include rental homes at $20-25.00 per night and double occupancy cabins starting at $18.00 per night. Trailers are available for as little as $15.00 per night. If you prefer, campsites run $5.00 per night and include toilet and shower facilities.

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