Introducing Mulegé
The palm- and mangrove-lined Río Mulegé, with its delta, birds, wildlife, snorkeling and diving, makes Mulegé a great stop for the outdoorsy or for those with kids. The ancient mission and town square give the town a quiet charm that’s fast disappearing in other parts of Baja. Despite the new eyesore at the entrance to town and the fact that it finally has a bank/ATM, Mulegé still feels like part of yesteryear.
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Most services are on or near Jardín Corona, the town plaza. Bancomer and the ATM are on Zaragoza between Martinez and Madero. To get online try Carlos’ Place (per hr M$30; 9am-1pm & 4-8pm Mon-Sat), across from Los Equipales. Hotel Mulegé is another option.
Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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