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Chimo & Quimixto

Puerto Vallarta & South

Remote Villages

Dependable Power at the Bay’s Wild End

At the far end of the bay, reachable by boat or a serious hike, Chimo and Quimixto reward self-sufficiency — and punish fragile systems. We build for the reality: corrosion, humidity, distance.

Rugged components, sealed connections and simple maintenance keep these systems running between visits.

  • Built-for-distance parts — Sealed, rugged, serviceable
  • Boat logistics planned — Crews and gear arrive by sea
  • Low-maintenance kits — Simple upkeep, clear guides
Scenic view of Chimo and Quimixto at the wild end of the bay
Boat-only territory

Roadless Villages at the Bay’s Wild End

South of Yelapa the coastline turns wild: Quimixto, reached only by sea below its waterfall trail, and tiny Chimo near the tip of Cabo Corrientes, served twice a day by boat taxi. In both villages, supplies, building materials — even furniture — arrive by panga and horseback, because there are no roads, only stone paths.

Homes and palapa restaurants here lean on thin, weather-worn village lines, so we build self-reliance into every system: marine-grade enclosures, sealed connectors, ventilated battery cabinets mounted high and dry indoors, and arrays specced to carry full household loads without depending on anyone else.

Setups we ship by sea

Three ways to run

Questions from the cove

Chimo & Quimixto FAQ

How do you install somewhere with no road?

The same way supplies arrive: by boat. We schedule sea transport for equipment and crew as part of the quote.

Who fixes it if something fails?

Simple diagnostics first — many issues we solve remotely; otherwise a boat day is on us.

Are salt and humidity a problem for the equipment?

They demand respect, not surrender: marine-rated enclosures, stainless hardware and sealed connectors keep coastal gear healthy for decades.

Could a restaurant or posada run fully on solar?

Yes — daytime beach service plus evening lights maps neatly onto an array-plus-battery design, sized from your actual season patterns.

Aerial view of a rooftop solar array installed around Puerto Vallarta

Power That Survives the Crossing

Send photos from your panga-side home — we’ll plan the sea freight and quote the same week road crews get to the coast.

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