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Kino Bay
Kino Bay (also known as Bahía Kino, or Bahía de Kino) is a
coastal community with 7000 inhabitants located on the central
Sonoran coast in the municipality of Hermosillo. Named after
Jesuit Missionary Father Eusebio Francisco Kino, it was
originally inhabited in the 1920’s as a fishing village.
Fishing is still an important economic activity here, and the
Seri Indian residents make and sell a variety of hand-crafted
items, from ironwood carvings to weavings and small
ornaments.
The area also has a thriving tourism industry, as tourists come
to relax on its beaches and enjoy the local variety of coastal
and marine animal life.
Lodging
Kino Bay lodging
Kino Bay (also known as Bahía Kino, or Bahía de Kino) is a
coastal community with 7000 inhabitants located on the central
Sonoran coast in the municipality of Hermosillo. Named after
Jesuit Missionary Father Eusebio Francisco Kino, it was
originally inhabited in the 1920’s as a fishing village.
Fishing is still an important economic activity here, and the
Seri Indian residents make and sell a variety of hand-crafted
items, from ironwood carvings to weavings and small
ornaments.
The area also has a thriving tourism industry, as tourists come
to relax on its beaches and enjoy the local variety of coastal
and marine animal life.
Lodging
Kino Bay lodging
| View of Alcatraz Island from Kino Bay, Sonora. |
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