A fisherman's paradise. This small bay with its rocky coves, and long sandy beaches, creates the perfect natural harbor. You feel transcended back in time to a small fishing village that has had little change over the last decade. Colorful pangas (skiffs) line the shore with a few sport-fishing boats moored in the bay.

The world class offshore fishing found in Garza did not happen by chance. Garza is protected from the winds that normally blow from December through April. The fish population tends to move north to this area from the



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central area during this time. You only need motor 10 to 30 miles off shore to be in the middle of the deepest part of a submarine canyon that runs from the North America's west coast through Central and South America. If offshore fishing is not in your budget, you can enjoy a similar experience by hiring out a local skiff and going 1/2 mile offshore where you will find great tuna, snapper and mahi-mahi.

The thrill of reeling in a prize Marlin or Sailfish is a daily occurrence. You always have an added "treat" of watching a few turtles swim by or having a giant school of dolphin that can spread over the range of a mile.

When you think about Garza, much more than fishing comes to mind. Garza's naturally formed bay with its two distinct small barrier reefs creates beautiful, tranquil beaches. Crystal Beach, where you can see clear and semi-transparent smooth rocks covering its shores instead of shells. And, Playa Rosada (pink beach) one of the longest pink sand beaches on Guiones point. You will need to take a short walk up the hill to the point to access this beach. Both are so secluded you will probably not see another person.