Puerto Peñasco Nightlife

We always stay right next to Manny's it's the place to be...we went there every night durig our Spring Break...there aren't that many options...lets see there is BAJA which is too packed I would say and for me it was too nuts....girls making out on the bars...but in a very nasty way...not sexy just plain vulgar...so you pervs can check that out...and then there is the REEF during the day...which is cool also has contests but they are entertaining at the least...plenty of cool people around there and the banana boats which will for sure make you fall into the salty ass water...umm..pink cadillac closed...it was ghetto anyway...the place i loved was don julios good music...but it was closed two yrs ago when i went again...so yeah we went to manny's cause its free to get in...cheap drinks...good music...and i really dont care about the nasty girl contests they have at the other places where i have to pay $10-$15 dollars to see a girl who isn't as hot as I am...hahaha...good thing is its a fun place to be....I haven't seen a fight there ever...

Dress Code: beach wear

A big club that plays pop music. Another long running establishment in Rocky Point. If I can remember they wanted to see my Identification in here and the crowd consisted of 20-30 year olds. I liked the music and did plenty of dancing on the dance floor and hung out on the rooftop deck.

Very popular even during the off season. Manny's draws in people of all ages. Be aware of how young some of the crowds can be.
There is dancing and plenty of beer. I suggest going in the evening when the sun is still out.

Dress Code: No code at all, beach attire is fine.

I have seen many a nightclub go under over the years that I've been going to Rocky Point. One of the stalwarts, however, is The Pink Cadillac. It's a big wearhouse-style top 40 dance club with two bars. Even in the slow season it is one of the few clubs that stays pretty busy.

Dress Code: As with most things in mexico, anything goes...