We
drove back the way we came, staying a night in Ciudad Constitucion.
We plan on leaving La Paz on January 30th and spending the next six weeks sailing our way up to Santa Rosalia.
There will be limited opportunities for us to check emails and send updates until then, so don’t expect too many updates!
We have had several lessons on how NOT to anchor in the La Paz harbour.
The first is a boat that didn’t survive the last hurricane. Not exactly the view you were hoping for when you come back to your boat for another season of sailing!
But the other boat was simply anchored too close to shore and was high centered. Operator error!
We sailed into La Paz on January 1, 2005 and took up residence at Marina de La Paz for the month of January. It is close to the centre of the city so it is easy to explore all La Paz has to offer.
La Paz is a traditional Spanish city with a wonderful malecon along the waterfront. 
It is 2.7 km long with several statues and rest areas. We loved to walk the malecon every day or night and enjoy the statues and ice cream… Our favourite statue was the one of the boy in the boat!
The Current Temperature in La Paz is:
Happy New Year everyone!