Mulegé Pemex and Market

Mulegé sits along the Río Santa Rosalía with date palms shading the streets and a proper Pemex station anchoring the main drag. The market stocks decent provisions, and there’s a handful of restaurants serving fresh seafood from the nearby Sea of Cortez. It’s a genuine Mexican town, not a tourist trap — locals outnumber gringos most of the year.

The Pemex can get busy during Baja race events, but fuel is generally available. Park near the market for groceries and cold drinks. The town has that classic Baja feel — dusty streets, friendly people, and palm trees swaying over low adobe buildings. Cash works better than cards at most places.

Historic oasis town with full overlander services