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San Carlos is located at only an hour of Hermosillo and his International Airport; 241 miles distant of the American border, and 20 minutes of Guaymas, his municipal head-board.
It has a lodging offer consistent of: 9 hotels of diverse categories, that they add a whole of 567 rooms; 3 R.V. Parks with space for 280 units, and condominiums.
It also counts with 2 marinas with enough space to give lodging to 570 ships, 1 golf field of 18 holes and a 72 par, a Delfinario and endless natural attractions.
Due to the great diversity of marine species, San Carlos is the best place in the State of Sonora for the sport fishing and diving.
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History
In the last epochs, San Carlos was a witness of the exodus of the indigenous tribes who populated the Sonora territory before the conquest of Mexico by the spanish.
The Yaquis, the Guaymas and the Seris survived in this natural habitat where the waters of the Gulf of California provided food to them in that time, and the Tetakawi Hill was considered his place of refuge.
San Carlos receives his name thanks to one of the crafts that found shellter in this area in the times of the conquest.
Years later San Carlos gradually turn into the favorite place of the owners of sports crafts and aquatic activities practicants.
On September, 1963, San Carlos becomes Guaymas's comisary on initiative of Lic. Luis Encinas, Governor of the State of Sonora.
Design by: Junction Designs
