OCEAN VIEW FROM EL TRANSITO TO CABO SOLEDAD
Sandbar breaks from rough surf forming the northern side of the island.  Soledad River runs into small bay then out to the Pacific Ocean.  Wooded area is the Cabo Soledad island / peninsula. 
                                       Wide slopping beach, pushes up a lot of driftwood.
   Turtle tracks nest in the foreground, looking south at one kilometer of Cabo Soledad beachfront.
            Long Surfing Breaks from 4 to 6 feet.
On the south side of  the island is where the sandbar breaks open easier by the Pacific or the river.
The next photo from the Pacific shows the Soledad River has broken through the southern sandbar and flowing into the ocean.  This is what makes the island when the other side or northern sandbar of the 50 acre property also breaks through.
  A better view of the southern inlet with the 170 acre mainland section of the property in the rear.
The town of El Transitio is 6 kilometers north of Cabo Soledad.
Traveling south by boat we pass the cliffs of the Montecristo Beach development.  Cabo Soledad is 1 mile south.
Southern view of coastline and beach at low tide.  Nice spot for a hotel and condominiums.
This wave is breaking over 12 feet on to the Cabo Soledad Beach.
View of middle of the island / peninsula beach at high tide.  Miles of unspoiled and virgin beach front.
                        Cabo Soledad Mainland.  The 3 horses are running wild.
El Capitan & Friends:  Going Back To El Transitio.