The official Baja Ha-Ha sailing regatta website is here. You can find everything at the link to get prepared, find crew, register and to know the milestone dates. A few of the key links are below.

• Mexican Marinas
• First Timer's Guide to Mexico
• Everything You Wanted to Know About the Baja Ha-Ha But Were Afraid to Ask

A somewhat dated article scanned from Latitude 38 called "Mexico Debriefing" gives some good tips on what cruisers have learned from the Baja Ha-Ha trip...old but still valid and good insights for newbies. Also, if you are coming down from San Francisco in September for the Baja Ha-Ha, the "San Francisco to San Diego" article from Yachtsman magazine depicts what might be experienced.

• Mexico Debriefing
• San Francisco to San Diego

Blogs tell the story of brave sailing souls who undertook the Baja Ha-Ha epic adventure despite the ravages of never ending sunshine, hearty partying, constant following winds, and endless sunsets.

• Talion, the Blog
• Log of the Moira
• I'O and the Waterdogs
• SV Third Day
• Calou's Baja Ha-Ha
• Salacia
• Salacious
• Sisiutl Passages
• Sailing on Hurulu
• Di's Dream Adventure

"Gales, Whales and the Baja Ha-Ha" is a 53-minute sailing documentary video depicting the events surrounding the Baja Ha-Ha XVI (Oct. 25-Nov. 7, 2009). To view the film, click here.
 


 









































The Baja Ha-Ha sailing regatta includes two stops.  The first stop, Turtle Bay, is almost halfway down the West Coast of Mexico.  The village by the bay has basic supplies and a fuel concession delivers diesel by panga.  The second stop at Bahia Santa Maria is very remote with no facilities.
 
Other Baja Ha-Ha related videos for your entertainment and amusement are shown below.  Make your selection.