El Coyote Beach at Mulegé | Baja California

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The Sea of Cortez in Baja California

We went past Mulegé to a beautiful beach called Playa El Coyote. This area is much more green and picturesque than the surf spots we visited on the other side of Baja California. For the second time on our trip down the Baja, we were on the east side of the peninsula. Of course, you can not surf here since there is no swell. Instead, you can enjoy the calm, warm shore with plenty of underwater creatures.

Camping with friends at El Coyote Beach

If I had underwater photo equipment, I could have taken photos of whale sharks, dolphins, and stingrays. Unfortunately, that was not the case, so I took pictures of our traveling mates fooling around at the beach instead.

Back at “The Wall,” we gathered quite a group of fellow travelers from the States and New Zealand. Together we enjoy a great time at the beach. There is even a pretty friendly community around the coast. We found an exciting guy there who is about to build a pyramid to establish an energetic center for the whole region.

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About the Author

Hi, my name is Christian Köhlert, and I am a photographer and digital content creator living most of the time in Montreux, Switzerland. Since I came to Baja California, in 2016, the Mexican peninsula has become my second home. Especially, San Pedrito Beach, close to Todos Santos, has been my front yard during the cold winter months in Europe. At this beach, I learned surfing, so I came every year to enjoy the waves. I have many more in my Travel Photography Blog if you like my photos.

Christian Koehlert Founder of Mayamagik

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  1. Tom Ogren

    Good photos…I love Baja, too!

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