Recently Reviewed Hotels around Puerto Penasco

• Kayak Rocky Point
  "Enjoyable way to experience Sea of Cortez"
  "The owner's of Kayak Rocky Point (Tammy & Roland) are super nice and very helpful in coordinating Kayak tours. For our rental we had them bring the Kayaks right to our resort. Their staff brought them down to the water where they instructed us on their use and then they let us go. The Kayak we had w..."ere a single kayak and a two seater kayak. Both kayaks could be moved under pedal power or with using the paddles (ores). We quickly found that the pedal power would move those kayaks over the water very fast. The two seater kayak was running circles around the single seat kayak. We found ourselves about a mile off shore looking back at Sandy beach. It was very peaceful and calm. We got to see some fishes jumping out of the water near our kayak's and also saw some eels. No Dolphins sitings on this trip but we'll definitely rent Kayak's from Kayak Rocky Point again. A good time was had by all. " More >
• Old Port
  "Shop and eat til you drop."
  "Known also as the Malecon, the Old Port is situated next to the Sea of Cortez and offers shops, shops and more shops. There are restaurants to please any type of visitor. We really like Mary's. Old Port is also the place to buy fresh fish and shrimp from the local vendors. It's a must for visitors a..."nd is usually quite crowded on weekends. " More >
• Cholla Bay
  "Tucson's Beach"
  "We are from Tucson, and so the nearest beach for us is in Puerto Penasco, Mexico (4 hours away). If you rent a house in Cholla Bay go there expecting to relax and have a laid back time. We love to spend the morning walking out with the tide looking for crabs! We head home, have breakfast and lay in ..."the sun for a bit. Before you know it the Tide is up and you can go for a swim or have fun with some water sports. If you like bring or rent a quad because there are hills and paths all over the place that are sure to be a fun ride. We usually buy beer and drink on the beach but you can go to JJ's Cantina or Wrecked at the Reef if you are looking for a bar (both are great with beautiful views). If you visit Wrecked at the Reef head down to the beach there and take a look at the rocks. I love to hang out there and just check out all of the rocks and shells that roll in when the tide is out. We like to grab some steaks and shrimp in town and cook them on the grill for dinner (if you want messa... " More >