Set in the quiet, safe, fishing village of San Bruno is Casa Marina. Amazing sunrises. Great area for fishing. Naturalists enjoy bird watching and sea life including whales, porpoise, and whale sharks on occasion. Our guests enjoy the nearby Bay of Conception, whale tours, fishing with a local guide, and ancient cave art tours. A small store and evening cafe is located across the street. We provide Starlink wifi, a large screen smart TV, sea kayaks, and beach supplies you may borrow. Your apartment is the lower level of the cream colored two story beach house up the hill from the marina. Our guests have a private apartment and yard. You have access to and may use the fire pit, laundry room, beach supplies in the laundry room, and sea kayaks. My husband Bob and I live in the downstairs of the large green house part of the year. Carlos, who lives across the street, hosts for us when we are in the U.S. He is available to help if you need something such as the sea kayaks or are locked out. Carlos can be found in the little store and in the evening the take-out cafe. The neighborhood is primarily made up of very modest Mexican homes. A delightful family across the street runs a small neighborhood store and take out cafe open most nights of the week selling pizza, tortas, burritos, hot dogs, and hamburgers. Our host when not in San Bruno is Carlos, who is part of this family. The local dogs are either friendly or shy. We are on a dirt road, typical of a Mexican village. The local community is tight knit, mostly related and love to sing on their porches. In addition there are several Americans and Canadians living on the beach on the north side of the marina. You will need a car as there is no public transportation. If you see a bus in the town it is transportation for the locals to get to and from work at the copper mine north of Santa Rosalia. The closest international airport is in Loreto (LTO) 2 1/2 hours south of San Bruno. If driving, San Bruno is located between Santa Rosalia and Mulege on the Mex 1 highway at about the 173 road marker. 1. Your neighbor living above is Eduardo. He is an engineer and head of safety for the Boleo Mining Co. in Santa Rosalia. Very nice man and bilingual. 2. We occasionally hear music from a local celebration late into the night, usually on holidays. 3. We feed hungry neighborhood dogs so you may see several on the property. Some are shy, all are safe. The friendliest is the yellow lab looking dog, Lady. The dogs will frequently walk with you. They are usually quiet but can have bouts of night barking. 4. If you would like to fish please tell me in advance so I can arrange a local fishing guide. 5. We fumigate regularly for cockroaches and centipedes. We have a few geckos. Please do not bother them as they help keep the insect population down. 6. Our electricity goes out on occasion, usually not for more than 30 minutes but occasionally longer than that.