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 The Sonoran Sea resort is a brisk 4 hour drive from Phoenix and Tucson Arizona. It is a safe, relaxing, ocean front destination which is a great place for the entire family to visit. Our Sonoran Sea is a family friendly resort and we require that renters are 25 years of age and older to stay at the resort. Take a Mexico vacation close to home, without the hassle of air travel, and all the nuances that come with a trip via the air. There are no fees, and no paper work required to drive your car into Rocky Point, Mexico. The only thing you need is a Sonoran Sea reservation and Mexican Auto Insurance. We provide both of these items for you. Just call us at the Sonoran Sea resort to make your Rocky Point Reservations, and you are well on your way to an unforgettable Rocky Point vacation.
Puerto Penasco, Mexico has a history of being a small quiet Mexican fishing village known for its shrimp. It maintains this profile and in addition is also a simple relaxing getaway vacation destination for families, and spring breakers. The last 5 plus years have produced a resort boom in the area, as the secret of the beauty of Rocky Point and the Sonoran Sea resort has surfaced. This spike in development has created a lot of new resort developments headed by our Sonoran Sea resort along Sandy Beach. Our Sonoran Sea resort is one of 4 Rocky Point resorts to carry the Sonoran resorts brand. The Sonoran resorts have quickly established themselves as the premier Rocky Point resorts.
Plenty of continued growth is slated for Rocky Point Mexico. Cruise ships will soon be docking in Rocky Point, Mexico and a new international Rocky Point airport is on the way. Part of the allure of the Sonoran Sea and Rocky Point, Mexico is that it is a place where the Sea of Cortez meets the beauty of the Sonoran Desert. At the Sonoran Sea resort, we look forward to serving you and making your Rocky Point vacation one to remember. To find out more specifics about our Sonoran Sea resort, please look at our link on the left hand side titled, Sonoran Sea.
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