Along the southeastern edge of Mexico’s Baja California peninsula, a long and plain dirt road leads to the surreal azure shores of Cabo Pulmo. This small former fishing village nestled along the Gulf of California has no grocery stores or gas stations, but it does have over a dozen active dive shops and outfitters. That’s because the town of less than 200 residents also lays claim to one of the world’s most successful marine preserves: Cabo Pulmo National Park.
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