There are no facilities or moorings for yachts here. Anchor off Cedros Town after checking in. El Morro town, 8.4 kms (five miles) south, is where salt is offloaded and the main docks are situated.

With advance notice, Cedros Outdoor Adventures can help to pre-arrange docking and landing on the island.

Cedros town has a recently paved main street leading from the harbour. The fishing co-op runs a cannery, a couple of small grocery stores (beer and liquor, limited selection of foods, mostly dried and canned, with produce and ice especially hard to come by), a couple of cafes and two restaurants. El Marino and La Pacenita serve breakfasts, good Mexican food and seafood in the local styles. There are also taco stands, burritos, and hotdogs on vending cars at night. Food, snacks, beer and liquor can be purchased in local stores.

The island also has two churches, a pharmacy, an airport serving various destinations in Baja California and a new hotel with internet service and hot showers.

Last updated:  February 2012.

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