AZTECA II NEW CENTRAL AGENCY. We are pleased to announce our appointment as the central

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1 AZTECA II NEW CENTRAL AGENCY We are pleased to announce our appointment as the central charter agent for AZTECA II. High Rate: USD $195,000 Low Rate: USD $175,000 SPECIFICATION BUILDER Neireds Yachts YEAR 2005 / 2012 ACCOMMODATION 12 guests L.O.A. 49.7m / 163 ENGINES 2 x 2,250Hp CAT 3512B LOCATION Cabo San Lucas, MEXICO CONTACT Robert Shepherd RS@edmiston.com Tel: The advertising of this yacht is strictly prohibited without prior consent from this office.

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5 spend the holidays in the sea of cortez AZTECA II VIEW YACHT DETAILS Specification Builder Nereids L.O.A 49.7m (163 ) Year / refit 2005 / 2013 Accom 12 guests Configuration 4 Double, 2 Twin Crew 12 Speed 12 knots cruising 17 knots max tenders & TOYS 2 x Bombardier Seadoo RXT-X 260 Personal Watercrafts 1 x Kawasaki Jetski 800S (Standup) 35 ft Custom Center Console Tender with twin 300 Yamaha 16 ft Novourania Tender 14 ft Zodiac Rib Tender 1 x Seabob Submersible water scooter 4 x complete dive sets and also onboard dive compressor to refill tanks 4 meter x 4 meter Freestyle inflatable pool with jellyfish net 2 x 2 person inflatable kayaks wakeboards, waterskiis, inflatable toys, snorkelling equipment Kiteboard equipment 2 x Electric Bicycles

6 CAMBODIA BAJA CALIFORNIA N. AMERICA EUROPE SEA OF CORTEZ S. AMERICA LERETO AFRICA pacific OCEAN LA PAZ I. SAN JOSE I. SAN FRANCISCO LOS ISLOTES I. PARTIDA PUERTO BALANDRA MEXICO CABOS SAN LUCAS MAP OF SEA OF CORTEZ

7 MEXICO Often overlooked as an all-inclusive beach resort destination, Mexico has long been one of Latin America s most beautiful and culturally rich countries, from its ancient Mayan and Aztec routes to its contemporary revival as a center for arts and sciences. While the current drug wars have put many visitors off, none of the places you d want to visit by yacht have seen any violence or signs of problems. In fact, almost to spite the drug wars, these stunning coasts and lively towns are doing better than ever, seeing an emergence of a thriving local culture with which knowledgeable travelers can engage. From the rugged Pacific coast to the world-renowned beaches along the Caribbean Sea, Mexico has much to offer for the seafaring explorer. Kayak, fish, and surf in the powerful Pacific, always keeping an eye out for the blue whales that make this coast their home. Hike along craggy cliffs visit historic villages, and search out prehistoric settlements. On the Caribbean, skip touristy Cancun in favor of the relaxed local islands or the Riviera Maya s endless beaches and more sophisticated scene. Dive along the world s second largest barrier reef and wander majestic Mayan ruins.

8 LA PAZ First inhabited by Neolithic hunter-gatherers at least 10,000 years ago, the area around Baja California s capital city is rife with prehistoric rock paintings, even quite near the city. Spend a day seeking them out, hiking up into the region s rocky terrain, and then head back to the centre of the city, an a palm-lined neighborhood that blends modern port and quiet colonial outpost. Visit the Museo Regional de Antropologia e Historia to get a better picture of the peninsula s history, stretching from the ancient settlers all the way through the Mexican-American War and the 1910 revolution. Stroll along the waterfront promenade, taking in the stunning views across the Sea of Cortez. Just south of the city, visit the lovely Bahai de los Muertos, a perfect spot for a beach walk and a picnic lunch. Cabo San Lucas Known as the Jewel of the Baja Peninsula, this lively, upscale resort town on the southern tip of the ruggedly beautiful peninsula overlooks some of the most stunning Pacific Ocean views Mexico has to offer. With a spate of the world s finest luxury resorts and several world-class golf courses providing fun, challenging, and breathtaking scenery for the novice duffer or the scratch golfer alike, a trip here is truly a dream come true. In addition, anglers of all skill levels will find some of the greatest sport fishing in the world.

9 PUERTO BALANDRA Puerto Balandra is a beautiful cove where rocky arms encircle a brilliant white, sandy beach with several smaller inviting beaches tucked into small niches. Its interior is a salt lagoon with a mushroom shaped rock called El Hongo (the mushroom) which has become the symbol of the area and La Paz. In the lagoon, you ll find thousands of multicoloured tropical fish, coral, and larger fish such as tuna, striped mullet, dogfish, and green sharks. The area is ideal for snorkeling, lagoon kayaking, kiteboarding, or beach combing. LOS ISLOTES Enjoy an afternoon on the anchor around the small island, home to hundreds of sea lions. Look out over the magnificent deep blues of the Sea of Cortez before, if you re feeling brave, diving amongst the large animals, known for being comfortable with divers. Nearby, the islands of Espiritu Santo and Partida are separated by the crater of Caleta Partida, making for some fascinating underwater topography. The islands are an ecological preserve and home to many varieties of tropical fish, bird life, flora and fauna that can only be found in the Sea of Cortez. Toward the inside of the cove two white sand spits come together to form a beautiful array of deep blue to turquoise coloured water. Explore the rugged coastline s spectacular caves, and while away the hours kayaking, kiteboarding, and jet skiing.