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Now That We Finally Have Good Corn-on-the-Cob, How Should We Cook It?

I read with interest a recent article about Mexico banning genetically modified corn. The article mentioned that there are approximately 20,000 varieties of corn in Mexico. “Gee”, I thought, “20,000 varieties and I’ve never had an edible one, on the cob……….”
Well, all that’s changed now that a local corn grower is selling a portion of his U.S.

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Filmed in San Carlos: Casi Treinta

Casi30“Casi Treinta” (Almost Thirty) tells the story of a group of 8 friends who are about to turn 30. The movie was filmed in San Carlos, Guaymas, Obregon and Hermosillo and will soon hit the theaters.

Watch the trailer

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Gas Wars: USA wins for gas; Mexico wins for diesel

paying for gas 2Ever wonder whether it is more economical to fill up your car in the US just before coming into Mexico, or to wait until you hit the Pemex at KM 21 and save a few pesos.
Well, the calculator has come out, the numbers have been crunched, and the results are in: US gas prices are CHEAPER than Mexico’s gas prices (unless your car or truck uses diesel —

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Movies Filmed in San Carlos | Catch 22 | Videos

Movies Filmed in San Carlos: watch Catch 22, Mask of Zorro and Lucky Lady … all filmed in San Carlos.



Is there an artist in the (your) house?

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Did you know we have oil painting classes right here in San Carlos? GCM, Galeria Carolina Manzano, is located in the Seascape Plaza and the talented instructor, Carolina, offers classes three days each week at a very nominal fee.

Carolina Hernandez de Manzano was born in Torreon Coahuila,

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Rules for Donating Blood in Mexico

Rules for Donating Blood in Mexico
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A Local Bus Experience Part 2

Last Friday Nadine and I set off for part 2 of our Guaymas bus treks. Friends Joanne and Linda joined us. Again we boarded outside Condos Triana at approximately 9:45 am, fare 12 pesos, and departed on Serdan and walked behind the Central Mercado. Unbeknownst to us, but a great find for us ladies,

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A Local Bus Experience

My friend Nadine has the craziest ideas. Her latest one was to get on a bus to Guaymas and then get on other buses while in Guaymas to see the surrounding neighborhoods. Well, with me with a sprained ankle, I decided now was a good time to let her drag me along.

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El Sabor De México

A budding poet, 15-year old student Mariel Llano is currently attending Colegio Americano de San Carlos. She plans to study creative writing at NYU. She has written many poems, including “El Sabor De México”.



Webcams San Carlos & Guaymas

San Carlos webcams from MarinaTerra Hotel and the Bahia. Guaymas webcam from Hotel Playa de Cortez.



Explore San Carlos: Tours

Looking for tours in San Carlos and Guaymas Sonora Mexico? Check out our list San Carlos Tours with tour suggestions, tour operators and videos.



San Pedro Island | San Carlos Sonora

Discover beautiful and exciting San Pedro Island! Snorkeling & Diving with the Sealions at San Pedro Island is only 1 – 2 hours from San Carlos Sonora Mexico



Guaymas Sonora Mexico

Guaymas Sonora Mexico travel guide to the attractions to see and fantastic restaurants to experience, plus great beaches, hotels & Carnaval.



Sea of Cortez Pearls | Pearl Farm

The Guaymas Pearl Farm has 200,000 oysters under cultivation. The oysters produce an iridescent pearl – the most valuable in the world. Learn about the Guaymas Pearl Farm, including video and contact information.



Golf San Carlos | San Carlos Mexico Golf and Country Club

Golf San Carlos: The San Carlos Country Club has an 18-hole, par 72 golf course.



Horseback Riding

Horseback riding in San Carlos Sonora Mexico is fun for the whole family. Explore the desert and ride along the beaches.



Sail and Kiteboard San Carlos Sonora

Sailing and Kiteboarding in the beautiful Sea of Cortez, San Carlos Sonora Mexico



Delfinario Sonora Guaymas

The Delfinario Sonora is located on the water’s edge and is the perfect place to spend a couple hours with the family. Both the sea lion and dolphin shows are very entertaining.



Boating San Carlos

If you’ve discovered the exciting world of recreational boating, San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico is the place for you.



Beaches San Carlos Mexico

San Carlos and Guaymas beaches, including Algadones beach, San Fransisco beach, Miramar, La Posada, MarinaTerra, Playa Piedra Pintas, Pilar and Cochorit.



Kayak San Carlos

Kayaking is very popular in San Carlos. There are many beautiful areas to explore.



Guaymas past and present | Videos

Check out this great video showing Guaymas, past and present, including portions of some of the movies that have been filmed in the area



Diving with Sealions | Video

Johan Broere plays with sea lion friends at San Pedro Island in the Sea of Cortez near San Carlos Mexico



ATV San Carlos Mexico | Video

ATV Tour through the desert, up arroyos, past an old movie set (Catch 22), to an ojo in the mountains, along the beach and over sand dunes.
In beautiful San Carlos Sonora Mexico



San Carlos Sonora activities | Video

Video. What to do in beautiful San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico? Hike, bike, snorkel, scuba dive, fish, boat, sail, relax on the beach, enjoy fresh seafood and excellent cerveza.



San Carlos Dolphins | Video

Video: Dolphins playing in the wake of the boat in San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico. Watch for the 3 month old baby dolphin.



San Carlos Mexico Weather (Fahrenheit)

San Carlos Mexico Weather: online resource for San Carlos Mx Weather – daily temps, monthly averages, tides, satellite images, storm warnings in Fahrenheit



Utilities San Carlos Sonora

Utilities San Carlos: electrical (CFE), water (CEA), gas, television, propane, phone and internet. Banks. View and Pay your San Carlos Utility Bills Online



Post Office & Mail

In San Carlos, there is a Post Office in the small strip mall beside Hambone’s insurance.



Poseidon Wreck Dive | Diving San Carlos Mexico on Poseidon’s Mistress

Diving the wreck of Poseidons Mistress which sunk in hurricane Juliet in 2001. The wreck is located 47 miles north of San Carlos, Sonora Mexico.



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