Dive, snorkel or paddle to discover the Sonoran Artificial Reef System.
The Sonoran Artificial Reef System (SAAS) is a large-scale project in San Carlos, Sonora, designed to create an artificial reef using sunken naval artifacts.
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Outdoor Activities in San Carlos and Guaymas Sonora Mexico
Sonoran Artificial Reef System
Estero el Soldado | Kayak, Walk, Bird Watch
Estero el Soldado is a protected natural area located near San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico. This coastal lagoon is known for its rich biodiversity, including a variety of bird species, marine life, and mangroves. Visitors can enjoy activities like kayaking, birdwatching, and nature walks.
Suchiate sunken boat | Dive & Snorkel San Carlos
The former SUCHIATE BI-05 naval vessel was sunk to form part of a large reef system for diving and snorkeling in San Carlos, Sonora.
Top 10 Things to See and Do in San Carlos
We share the top 10 things to see and do in San Carlos to help you make the most of your visit to this enchanting destination.
Pickleball in San Carlos, Mexico
Pickleball in San Carlos, Mexico: find local places to play, rules and other info on the sport. We has a very active pickleball community with beginner and advanced players playing at a dozen courts around town.
San Carlos Fishing Report
San Carlos Fishing Report: yearly guide and weekly fishing reports, fishing tournament info. Great sports fishing: marlin, sailfish, tuna, and dorado.
Discover The Aquarium in San Carlos Mexico
In this video, you’ll boat out of Marina San Carlos to the turquoise waters of The Aquarium and discover the underwater wonders that are just off shore in San Carlos, Sonora, Mexico.
Biking San Carlos Sonora
Biking San Carlos can be bumpy and dusty, but the views are worth it. You can choose from road routes and trails.
Horseback Riding
Horseback riding in San Carlos Sonora Mexico is fun for the whole family. Explore the desert and ride along the beaches.
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.
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 Marinas | Marina San Carlos & Marina Real
Boating is a favorite pass-time of many residents and tourists to San Carlos, whether it be for fishing, snorkeling, scuba diving, sight seeing or just enjoying time on the water.
Tetakawi Hike
Tetakawi is a strenuous hike, but you are rewarded with 360 degree views from the top. Even if you only go part way, you will begin to see up and down the beautiful coast.
Nacapule Canyon San Carlos | Cañon de Nacapule
Nacapule Canyon starts out as an easy hike that becomes moderate, requiring some scrambling over boulders, up loose rock hills and through a tunnel.
Sundial Hike
It’s a short walk to a spectacular view. The marker by the sundial claims that it is “one of the most beautiful views in all of Mexico”.
Hike San Carlos Sonora
Hike San Carlos Sonora: whether you’re looking for easy strolls for the family or butt clenching scrambles, the area has numerous hiking and walking options.
Pools San Carlos Sonora
There are several options for beating the heat in a San Carlos pool. For a small fee, you can spend the day at one of several refreshing outdoor pools.
Tennis Courts in San Carlos
Options for playing tennis in San Carlos Sonora. Here is a list of Tennis Courts in San Carlos Sonora Mexico
San Carlos Bird Watching | Bird Watching in San Carlos Sonora Mexico
Bird Watching in San Carlos and Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico: discover local birding habitats and the birds that live there. Like Roseate Spoonbill, pelican, oriole, cardinal, roadrunner
Visit El Colorado | Day Trip | Kayak, Hike, Boat, Seafood
El Colorado is an easy drive from San Carlos where you can kayak (bring your own or rent), hike, walk the beach and enjoy a delicious seafood lunch at the small restaurant.
