You will need to officially clear into Mexico at Ensenada before stopping at Isla Cedros harbour as you cannot clear Immigration and obtain a Tourist Permit here. (Note: Cedros harbour is listed in some books as a port of entry as there are indeed two immigration officials based here. Whilst they can do the appropriate paperwork, there is no bank on the island at which you can pay for the tourist permit and therefore immediate departure for another port of entry would be required in order to avoid a fine.)
Visiting yachts will need to check in with the Port Captain, come alongside the dock where the Port Captain offices are located.
Make sure you have your valid Mexican tourist permit, and your fishing permit (if you plan to fish) before stopping here.
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