Normal
There are usually 2 days that are typical more rough than others on the Mex. Riv. itineraries. The first is the very first day heading down (not quite as bad) and it's usually cooler too. The most rough day would be once you leave Cabo, as you head North toward LA or San Diego. There are two currents that collide in that area and it provides a rough ride. The closer you get to LA, the cooler it gets.If you can handle just 2 predictable days of rough seas, go for it. Ofcourse, it all depends on the time of year and whether it's hurricane season, etc. Take along the Transderm Scop Patch (buy it online without a perscription), Bonine and/or Meclizine and you'll be fine.
There are usually 2 days that are typical more rough than others on the Mex. Riv. itineraries. The first is the very first day heading down (not quite as bad) and it's usually cooler too. The most rough day would be once you leave Cabo, as you head North toward LA or San Diego. There are two currents that collide in that area and it provides a rough ride. The closer you get to LA, the cooler it gets.
If you can handle just 2 predictable days of rough seas, go for it. Ofcourse, it all depends on the time of year and whether it's hurricane season, etc. Take along the Transderm Scop Patch (buy it online without a perscription), Bonine and/or Meclizine and you'll be fine.
