San Pancho Living

Your video escape to Casa Mar Azul

Spend a couple of hours on the terrace, gazing at the ocean and listening to the waves—safely from your screen.

How we look forward to experiencing this in person again!

Muchas gracias, guest Robert (Will) Skrob, for shooting and posting this. We can feel our shoulders drop already…

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Your video escape to Casa Mar Azul in San Pancho

Mexican spiny tailed iguana

10 Reasons to Never Visit San Pancho

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How to Save Hundreds of Dollars

It would be a splendid gift to yourself to stay at least eleven days to fully relax and rejuvenate. Casa Mar Azul photo

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Whether you’re planning a Mexico vacation or fantasizing a relocation, these books belong on your reading list.
Circo de los Niños encourages the artistic, technical and personal development of more than 100 local children and teens by teaching them circus disciplines and performing arts

Events In & Around San Pancho

Events include cherished traditions, fundraisers for local nonprofits and entertaining celebrations. All are delightful ways to jump into San Pancho living.
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San Pancho in the News: Articles & Blogs

Once people have discovered San Pancho, they can’t stop talking—or writing—about it. Here’s a collection of articles and blogs about our magical corner...

Things to Do in San Pancho: Half Day

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One of the rewards of travel is experiencing new things and interacting with new people. Exploring San Pancho and its environment provide both.
San Pancho is a fond nickname for its official name San Francisco. The pueblo was named for St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint for animals and the environment

San Francisco, San Pancho—no matter what you call it, you'll feel at home 

San Francisco, San Pancho—no matter what you call it, you'll feel at home. The first people to call this region home were indigenous Indian groups