The facility is designed to cater to both English speaking and Spanish guests. This means on all machines, you get to select between English or Spanish. Just like in Las Vegas, you'll have to buy a card from the cashier and load this with credit.
They offer gambling on sporting events; horse racing, soccer, football and basketball. No membership fee. There is a stage for live entertainment and a pleasant lounge area that is also the “sports book” for event betting.
Fly high above San Felipe in an ultralight plane with the best tour guide in town - Raphael the pilot. Get breathtaking views from the air of the city and mountain ranges. Recent price was $50 for a half an hour flight.
As you fly high across San Felipe mountains and the Sea of Cortez, be sure to have your camera on the ready - you're going to be clicking away as these are shots you'll want to share with everyone.
The surrounding lands are a border between the desert and the sea, so therefore off road enthusiasts and nature lovers make up a good number of San Felipe vacationers. You will see and hear lots of dirt bikes, ATV's of all calibers and dune buggies riding through town headed for the open desert or the nearby sand dunes with different gradients at the southern edge of town. Being legal to ride on streets and highways, this is the transport of choice for many people staying on the across town.
Located by the Sea of Cortez in the La Ventana del Mar section of El Dorado Ranch. This 18 hole Bradford Benz designed signature golf course promises unparalleled views of the beautiful sea and mountains ranges.
"Las Caras de Mexico" is a Spanish phrase which translates to "Faces of Mexico" giving the course an archaeological, historical and social Mexican theme. At every hole you will encounter one of the great men and women who have helped mold Mexico into the beautiful country it is today.
The most common place to find horses for rent is along the beach in downtown San Felipe by the Malecón. For a few dollars, you can ride back and forth along the Malecón. Now, some folks are looking for more adventure, to go exploring with the horses. This can be arraigned. Note that this is best done in advance to ensure the horses are well rested before the start of your journey.
Clamming along the shores of the Sea of Cortez in San Felipe is ideal for several reasons. For one, the extreme tides in San Felipe causes the clams to come closer to shore and when the tide recedes you can have lots of fun walking along the shore looking for signs of clams and digging them up where you find them. All you need is a rake like object, if you forgot to bring one, ask us, as we may have spares. And if we don't, you can always pick up one in town for a few bucks.
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