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The small change's Mexican town is just four hours from Phoenix, Arizona. The name dates back to 1826, when Lieutenant Robert William Hale Hardy of the British Royal Fleet was sailing by the coast searching for pearls. He named the point Rocky Point. The name was then on marine maps. Then in the 1930, the President of Mexico changed it to Puerto Punta Penasco (Port Rocky Point). Later on, Americans dropped the "Port" from its name. Rocky Point began as a small fishing village, famous for its Shrimp. It has grown into one of the most desired seaside resort vacation hotspots in Mexico.
Many people rent beach houses, beach condos at the resorts, camp, or stay in hotels in Rocky Point Mexico. Visitors also have the opportunity to participate in numerous activities. You can choose from ATV riding, fishing, jet skiing, water biking, scuba diving, snorkeling and parasailing. Whatever you want to do, the choice is yours to pick one of the afore mentioned activities.
Currently, you do not need a passport to travel to Rocky Point. Just bring your identification i.e. a drivers license. It is required to get Mexican auto insurance prior to driving into Mexico, this can be purchased at once to cover per day that you are in Rocky Point.
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