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There's much to do in San Felipe. Being a seaside resort, watersports abound. San Felipe first attracted interest across the border because of the Sea of Cortez's rich harvest of fish and there are several fishing charter services available. The Off-Road Races are very popular. Several organized races are held in the San Felipe area yearly. The Valley of the Giants, a forest of giant cardon cacti, attract many sight seers while further down the south highway the Puertecitos hot springs is a popular day trip. Swimming or kayaking are pleasant pastimes. And there are the entertaining Banana Boats always ready to take you on a bouncing ride across the bay. Jet Skis can be rented on the beach if you want to explore the bays and beaches. Remember for any water sports, it is important to keep an eye on the tides. There are several ATV rental outlets in town if you want to pioneer the countryside. Or if you would like a slower, more contemplative pace, horses can be rented by the hour. San Felipe has a wide variety of nightclubs and restaurants. You can find anything from Mexican, Italian and Chinese food to French cuisine. Dune buggy desert tours are available and, at certain times of the year, ultra-light airplane rides can be obtained. If you are in the mood for shopping and would like something artistic, made by local craftspeople, try the town's galleries. Or if you arer in town between october and June, check out the Cachanilla Swap Meet, where you can also find local crafts. If you are the type who would like to keep track of your stocks or do some on-line trading, internet access and email is available at several local internet cafes. Check Blueroadrunner's Calendar of Events if you want to plan a stay around a particular event or festival.
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