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Pancake Breakfast and Swap Meet

Join us at the clubhouse on Sunday, March 8 at 9 AM for a delicious pancake breakfast hosted by Club Cruceros!

For only 150 pesos per person, enjoy:

Want to make it extra special? Mimosas available for just 100 pesos.

Swap Meet Next Door!

Come early and browse the swap meet in the alley starting at 8:30 AM — find a treasure before breakfast!

Bring your friends and your appetite — we look forward to seeing you there!


🎉 Bayfest 2026 Shirts Are Here! 🎉

The shirts are done and they look fantastic! You can pick up yours at morning coffee at the Clubhouse from 9:30 to 10:30 AM, Monday through Saturday. Shirts are just 300 pesos each. We’re going to be especially colorful this year — you can choose from Mustard, Fuchsia, or Blue. Check ’em out and grab your favorite while supplies last!

Bayfest 2026 takes place April 9–12 and is our big end-of-year celebration — one of the most anticipated events of the season. The four days are packed with activities including seminars, a sailboat race, wine tasting, free hot dogs for the fleet, a lively street dance, bocce ball, chili cookoff, cribbage, darts, Baja Rummy, and more. It’s a wonderful mix of fun, friends, and friendly competition.

For the full schedule, event details, and updates, visit our Bayfest webpage here...

We can’t wait to celebrate with everyone — see you at Bayfest!


Membership Dues Update

Thank you to everyone who participated in the recent membership vote. The proposal to adjust annual membership dues has been approved unanimously. We truly appreciate the engagement and support of our members.

Beginning April 1, 2026, annual membership dues will be 300 pesos per person ($18 USD online). Members will also have the option to secure a discounted five-year membership for 1,400 pesos ($81 USD online).

Your continued support allows the Club to maintain our clubhouse and Vista Room, support activities and events, and provide the services that benefit all members. We are grateful for your participation and your commitment to Club Cruceros.


Club Cruceros Board Meetings

Tuesday, March 10 at 4 pm in the Vista Room

All members are encouraged to attend the monthly Board Meetings, held from November through May, along with the Annual General Membership Meeting each April.

These meetings provide a great opportunity to stay informed and involved in the operations and direction of Club Cruceros. Each meeting typically lasts about an hour and covers a wide range of topics that affect the life and operations of the club. Agendas often include updates on social events, club operations, membership matters, financial reports, community relations, and charitable fundraising efforts.

Your participation helps keep the club strong, transparent, and responsive to the needs of its membership. Whether you’re a full-time cruiser, a seasonal member, or land based your voice matters—please join us!


Swap Meets on Sundays!

Sunday, March 8

Gather your stuff and get ready to trade it at the next marine swap meet.
The meets take place in the ally between Marina de La Paz and Marina Don Jose. The published time is 8:30 am but it seems everyone arrives a little early. Coffee is available at the clubhouse so come on up! Listen to the morning VHF net on 22A at 8 am Monday - Saturday or contact "Sea Otter Jimmy" on 22A for details.


Rotary Delivers Christmas Gifts

We’re excited to share some preview photos from Linda Keigher, offering a first look at the village where the Rotary delivered this year’s Christmas gifts—generously donated by our club members and the cruising fleet.

A very special thank-you goes to Charles Mooehead on Amiga, who coordinates this project year after year. His dedication ensures that every gift reaches a child or family who needs it most, and his commitment helps keep this meaningful tradition alive.

We’re grateful to everyone who contributed, donated, or helped spread the spirit of the season. See Linda's photos here...


The Charity Committee Invites
Applications and Volunteers

The Charity Committee works diligently throughout the year to research, evaluate, and support worthwhile causes within our local community. Each program is carefully vetted to ensure that the funds raised by Club Cruceros are directed where they can make the most meaningful and lasting impact. Our goal is to stretch every donated peso as far as possible—helping local families, schools, and organizations that truly make a difference in La Paz.

If you know of a charity or community project that deserves consideration, we invite them to submit an application for review. The deadline for applications is February 1, 2026. To apply click for an application in English or in Spanish.

The committee is always looking for energetic and compassionate volunteers who would like to get involved. If you’re interested in joining the Charity Committee, please email charity@clubcruceros.net for more information.


Volunteer from Anywhere!

You don’t have to be in La Paz to be part of the action!

Every season, new cruisers set out on their adventures—and Club Cruceros is here to welcome and support them along the way. By volunteering from home, you’ll be helping fellow boaters while keeping our community strong. Even a little of your time can make a big difference!

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Interested? Drop us an email crucerosdelapaz@gmail.com or reach out to any board member—we’d be thrilled to welcome you aboard!


Read "Before Panic Spreads Through the Fleet"

An article by Rich Boren of La Paz Cruiser's Supply
This Mexican Law/Rule was posted on the San Carlos Cruisers Facebook Page. Before panic spreads through the fleet with rumors of Boat impounding and the Navy blocking the entrance to the La Paz Channel (like what happened in the Early Covid Days) a little perspective and reality check could be of value.
First, this isn’t a new law or regulation. Nor has it ever been applied for transient cruising boats. Second, private moorings have always been illegal Read More...


Volunteer Opportunity

In keeping with the club objectives we want our members to be aware of any opportunities to serve our local community. The Mexico Marine Wildlife Rescue Center (MMWRC) is based in La Paz. (Formerly 'Centro de Rescate, Museo de la Ballena'). They need active volunteers. This organization responds to strandings (live and dead) of whales, dolphins, seals, sea lions, sea turtles, sea birds, sharks, and rays. These animals may be sick, injured, entangled, or otherwise compromised in some way. For a lot of good information about what they do... Read More


Supporting Our Community: Blood Donation in La Paz

When blood is needed in La Paz, patients must rely on friends, family, and community members to donate on their behalf. There is no automatic blood bank system, so support from the fleet and local community can be essential. Finding qualified donors can sometimes be challenging due to Mexico’s strict eligibility requirements.
Even if you are not responding to a specific request, you may donate at any time to help strengthen the local support network. For more information about the process and current requirements, or review the donor qualifications Check them out here...
Our community takes care of its own — thank you for being willing to help when it matters most.


Extended Stay Visa for French Polynesia Explained

If you are planning to "Puddle Jump" across to French Polynesia and are hoping to obtain an extended (longer than three months) visa, the process is so much easier if you follow the step-by-step instructions on the migrations.brucebalan.com/for-sailors webpage. Click on “French Polynesia Long Stay Visa”. The information was written and contributed by Alene Rice & Bruce Balan on the s/v Migration.


Club Cruceros Wi-Fi

If you would like to use the Club Wi-Fi, just fill out the form with your info, and we will get you hooked up. Each member is allowed two devices, such as a computer, smart phone, iPad or tablet on the system. Wi-Fi is unlimited, and the signal is great. Go here to fill out the form and get the instructions, including how to find your MAC address.