After battling a big headwind, sea spray and a sparse environment, we happily tucked into some delicious fish tacos and slept on the floor of the restaurant - a new first!

A savage headwind started the day but by lunch we were on a fantastic road that led into the hills. A spot of lizard racing kept us entertained until we reach a fantastic mission village complete with hot pools and a roof over our heads.

Our toughest day yet. Sam’s still suffering with sores, low on water and in almost 40*C heat we struggled to get to Bahia de Los Angeles. Eyes drying out when cycling along from the heat and simple breathing made you thirsty. Tune in to see how we faired.

Another sandy hot day through a hard section. The boys were low on water and very thirsty but a fantastic cold drink at a ranch and water from a fisherman saved the day. A cool swim in the sea finished it off nicely.

A detour from the baja route to avoid sand was semi successful. The sparse services and Sam’s saddle sores made the day a hard one. Luckily the scenery and an incredible dinner made up for it!

Once again we had headwinds, rough roads and we met some fun people outside a supermarket. Did Toms roll mat fix work and did Sam finally fix his cassette?

A smooth morning followed by a rather large but productive lunch stop was followed up by some hard miles into a headwind on a busy road. A fantastic dinner finished of the day nicely.

Another hard day on the salt flats battling the wind, made easier by meeting a couple of Aussies in an awesome Toyota and a camp spot to finish the day off.

The Baja served us up another hard one, cold, windy and rough. The salt flat did provide some fun in the evening though.

Day 17: After detouring from the Baja Divide route to get to the surf town of San Juanico we were met with a hard day of rocks, sand and hills. Bodies and mind hurting we finally got to our destination.

Day 18: Rest day! And it was a good one. Hector our now Amigo hosted us, showed us all the surf breaks and took us to watch the Nova 500