Cholla Bay, Mexico is a popular spot to vacation
Cholla Bay, in Sonora, Mexico is located a short drive north of Puerto Peñasco (Rocky Point). Cholla Bay is on the beach of the Sea of Cortez (Gulf of Baja California), about 70 miles south of Arizona.
The Spanish spelling for this small community is Bahia La Choya. The English spelling is Cholla Bay.
Cholla Bay is easily accessible by car or small plane.
Cholla Bay has grown into one of the largest "American" subdivisions in Mexico today. Cholla Bay has a variety of unique custom style homes.
Cholla Bay, Mexico is also the home of many annual sporting events. This includes fishing, golf tournaments, skydiving, off-road activities, sail boating, and many family activities.
As a developing community, Cholla Bay has fewer amenities than its neighboring town of Peurto Peñasco.
But, this is the major attraction for residents who want to be close to the beach and bay. Fishing in the Sea of Cortez and inlet bay are popular sports, along with gliders and water skiiers.
Cholla Bay has long been a destination spot for Arizona vacations. The new highway from California, expanding airport and cruise stops will bring in more visitors looking for a second home or place to retire.
Cholla Bay homes are available for rent and sale. There is some new construction on lots and some properties still in construction stages. Find a list of homes, lots for sale in Cholla Bay.
Map of Cholla Bay, Sonora, Mexico
Top Photo: Cholla Bay map, courtesy of SBR Realty.
2nd Photo: The road into Cholla Bay. Statue of Sandy Beach Resorts (SBR) founder Mr. Silvestre Gustavo Brown G surrounded by shrubs (left side of street entrance) in the foreground.
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Real estate properties, homes and land, are still available in Cholla Bay and Rocky Point (Puerto Peñasco), Mexico at greatly reduced prices. Classified homes and lots for sale listings.
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The road from Rocky Point makes a sharp right turn into the community of Choya Bay (Cholla). Below; leaving Choya Bay.
The small town of Cholla has grown with the development of new homes for mostly Americans and Canadian investors attracted to the rural living.
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