This designated beach is a must! The water is absolutely beautiful. There's two timeslots to…read moreexplore this beach - 8am-11:30am -1pm-4:30pm The Beach has limited visitors, so make sure you purchase your wristbands online. Cost is 60 pesos. -shaded palms are absolutely limited. Make sure you get there early if you don't. You will have to rely on your own equipment. Or bring an umbrella. -They have one designated bathroom in the parking lot. -any guest that bring outside food are kindly asked to pick up after themselves. There are no public trash cans so please bring a trash bag with you. I came in during 8 AM. Right before the sun hits its peak at noon. It's a great time to relax and enjoy the water. The water is clear so you can see small fish in the water. There are stingrays, so be careful when you walk. The hiking trail right next to the parking lot is a great opportunity to climb to the top of the hill and access a beautiful view of the whole beach. Bring laced up shoes you don't wanna risk an injury. Love it here. Hope to come back in the future.

This beach has been rated best beach in Mexico many times. Pictures don't do this beach area any…read morejustice because it is just that beautiful. Its where the desert mountains meet the Sea of Cortez. If you do plan to visit keep in mind that the government now limits the amount of visitors per day. That means that people form a line to get in about 1hr to an 1hr and a half ahead of your allotted time slot. Is it worth it? Yes, because it's going to be a beautifully unique experience that, yes was worth the effort. Preservation of the area is now a top priority of the government. The water is crystal clear and full of fish.

The best part of this restaurant is the fact that we were able to dine on the actual beach! Our…read moremeal with that amazing view made it very memorable! We ordered the Mariscada a la Baja, which was basically different varieties of ceviche- all "cooked" in lime. The fact that it's all made to order, means that the "cook" time is very short so it all basically still looks raw. We added more lime juice and made sure the seafood was soaked at least several minutes to allow for a color change and we felt more comfortable consuming the meal after that. I appreciate the fact that our meal was covered in plastic wrap when it was brought to our table because there were a ton of flies! (Although they didn't appear until our food did, so it was good that it was covered) Other than that, the staff was not the friendliest and they didn't offer suggestions or recommendations on the menu. I had to ask what all items were included in the Mariscadas and decided from there because nothing is noted in the menu. Although we enjoyed our meal, because of the location, we wouldn't be back due to the lack of attention or friendly vibes.

They'll try and scam you!! They charge a $1k pesos deposit if you pay with a card then won't give…read moreyou change back from the 1k if the bill is less! We had to take food to go! And it didn't include tip!

Baja Coras Tours is a 100% local Company, socially and environmentally commited, which promotes the…read morenatural beauties of our beloved Baja and the surprising Sea of Cortés through excursions to its remarkable beaches, whale watching, swiming with whale sharks and sea lions, and more biodiversity located on our state.

Best tour ever! Everyone was exceptional in customer service and knowledge. Monica went out or her…read moreway to accommodate our schedule. Leo was a master explorer who had studied marine biology at the university and was a wealth of knowledge on both the local and global marine ecosystem. Lorenzo was a great captain and helped us find the whale sharks. Our dive was great. We got to swim with our whale for ~20 minutes. More than enough time to get great videos and photos. La Paz is the perfect place to see these animals as it wasn't a very long boat ride to find them. We will definitely be back. I appreciated that Mexico limits the number of people in the water so that these animals will not be harassed. I felt that Cora's tours respects and appreciates this beautiful treasure and helps educate their guests. Hopefully, it will around for many years for others to enjoy.

We took the day trip out to Espiritu Santo, with a stop to snorkel with the sea lions, and lunch on…read morea beach in a sheltered bay where the water is so still that all the sand and plankton settles out -- the color and clarity of the water are unreal. Our two guides were delightful, and very knowledgeable about the biology, geology, and history of the region. You can bring your own wetwear and snorkeling gear (some type of neoprene wetsuit is best; 1.5 - 2mm was appropriate for the weather and water temp on our visit, you might need 3mm at the coldest part of the year), or rent a wetsuit (quite cheaply) and borrow a snorkel and mask for free.

Only 5 Stars cause that's Yelps limit. Truly the best tour I have ever been on. I'm sure other…read moreoutfitters do a fine job bringing you to see the sealions, but I doubt they can do it with as much love and excitement as Captain Alberto and his mate Alan. What makes this trip unique is that Alan is a genuine Marine Biologist who has a true love of the ocean and all its life that it offers. We left the pier around 10am. It took an hour and 45 minutes to arrive at the SeaLion rookery cause along the way they stop and show you local bird life and other points of interest. The SeaLion area is amazing. The sights and sounds of the beautiful animals in there native habitat is humbling. THAN you get to snorkel up close and they are very playful. Like puppies. One even kissed my wrist. About 45 minutes there. After we motor to a private beach where they spread out a tasty lunch(Homemade Ceviche!). After lunch, an hour of snorkelling in a protected cove. We had time to stop at a deeper cove to freedive for about 15 mins. Than the ride back to the dock. I have heard said many times that if you love what you do for a living, it's not a job. I really witnessed that today with Alberto and Alan. Just a GREAT tour that I won't ever forget. Just a word of caution, the area where the SeaLions reside had a very strong undercurrent today. I had to really kick with flippers a little bit to get away from boat. I was told this is unusual for this area. With a life vest on, It wasn't that big of a deal, but You should be ready for it. I can't wait to come back next year to swim with Whale Sharks. It will definitely be with Alan and Alberto.

We didn't stay there, but when my husband got sick and needed a Covid test the owner was…read moreunbelievably generous in helping us and gave us one of theirs. Thank you so much for all of your help!

Private cottages near the kite surfing beaches Nearby restaurants for every food you want…read more Kitchens ensuite

The view is spectacular! Great craft beer and food variety. It's so quiet and relaxing.read more

First day arriving and not a good start. August 15th 2023- No one to greet us and explain the…read moreproperty. I was told to go to the bar and Elisa would check us in. Back history - we got the Poseidon room 11 most likely the most expensive about $415 a night and we were excited to start our vacation with a great view in luxury. Not at all luxury and more like a bad Airbnb experience, let me explain below in details. By the way I complained to the manager via WhatsApp since that was the form of communication, ***and read to the end to hear the excuses from all of these issue outlined below We spoke to Elisa and right away was charged the 50% remaining fee upfront? Would think this is done at check out but ok. Then here is our experience: 1. Entered the room it was literally 90+ degrees. I told the manager prior I would be there at 3pm and then before that time I was running late and would be there at 5:30. You would think the room would be nice an chilled since we traveled over 2 hours to get to this location. Maybe some water or something as a customary gesture... no crickets 2. The door is digital, would not lock after we enter asked Elisa to let us know, she didn't know we eventually figured it out on our own but it meant that one of us had to stay behind since we couldn't lock it. So far wasting our vacation to figure something so simple not even the bar tender would know.... 3. The fire pit on the balcony which is one of the amenities of the room wouldn't start and asked Elisa and of course didn't know. 4. The bed for our son was not made and no sheets or pillows. It was clear it was three of us and we would not fit on one bed.... 5. They brought us a fan since after 3 hours still not. The fan was disgusting!!! Dust all of it like in a kitchen with grease...Don't understand what kind of customer service this establishment thinks is a standard. 6. Salamander in our room they said it's normal so I guess we deal with it and let it sleep with us. 7. No toiletries, we didn't see any in the cubby of the shower but then later on was told it was there all along. When I spoke to the manager he said that they can't have the air conditioner running because this area has electric issues so they don't want to consume the energy and thankful that they have it.... As if saying I was a spoiled brat and should know that having it on all day was selfish. Hay I'm paying like $500 a night and the most expensive room so maybe I should get the best treatment or service that they can offer. The bartender at night was the nicest and polite person their and was able to order food before they closed. The good things about this place was that they offered a place to eat when there really wasn't a lot in the area. The free breakfast was not really anything - black coffee ( had to ask for milk as if it was too much to give me for my coffee) and some cereal kids boxes were left around. To get to beach, you have to walk down a bit so if you are not a hiker don't bother since it is not handicap friendly- not an issue for us but could see a problem for older people. The jacuzzi at night was not working - they were going I turn it on but heard some linking noises when they tried and the manager came back and said it's the summer they don't usually have this on... guess no jacuzzi under the stars. They didn't turn in the fire pit and the bartender delivered our drinks before our meal which was nice. Think the bartender at least helped the situation a little since the manager at night was horrible. You know when someone talks to you and the thing is they don't apologize at all or accept that the service is bad and here is what they would do... One last thing - why give me a menu showing Mexican prices and then charge me at the end US DOLLARS?? Think this I a bit illegal and taking advantage since then they also take the currency in MEXICAN and convert it back which makes it almost extra charge... they did the same thing with the remains 50% hotel fee, it was cheaper when I didn't it online. Something not right here, Never again! Let me be clear if I got a small normal room I would say who cares deal with it at least it has a good view, etc but for what I rented it was the highest amount and was treated poorly.

We joined a whale shark tour in February and enjoyed it! While the weather was not to our liking…read more(it rained and was COLD!), the Tuna Tuna crew was fabulous. They communicated well during booking, explained the day which included seeing whale sharks (we saw one), sea lions and exploring Balandra Beach. It was a bit difficult to find the meet up yet after we did, all was smooth and fun!

Epic day! Very relaxing . From the moment we pulled out of the dock it was all smiles. Lorenzo was…read morethe boat captain and kept a great vibe with his play list. Marianna knew all about the wildlife, the area and we had a great time playing with the sea lions. You could tell she cares deeply about wildlife and she also run a dog rescue in Pescadero called Dog Prana. Thank you guys for the best day ever! We interacted with all of the wildlife that was in season and had a relaxing lunch on a private beach.

Cerritos Beach: What a stunning beach ! This magical beach is located 10 miles south Todos Santos…read moreand gives off a bohemian, historical, peaceful vibe. It is swim friendly (Shallow waters make for smaller wave breaks), beach for miles (sweeping expanse of pristine welcoming waves popular for surfing), horse back riding adventures, and what seems like) miles of soft beautiful buttery sand ! We rented a pop up shade and lounge chairs and made this beach our home until the last glistening sun rays passed into the night. Spectacular sunset!!! Overall- this beach is perfect for those seeking glistening waves, soft sand, and endless beach views.

This beach is the real thing. People from all over Mexico were visiting & testing the surf…read more More a locals or native beach than "touristy". Sand crabs, surfistas, shore surfing, families, hippies, darling homes, huge ocean and beach expanses. SO much to look at, smell and enjoy.

Visited March 12-15, 2025. Took the gray whale journey for 3 nights and 4 days with Baja…read moreExpedition, specifically Nautilus (glamping tent which got a free upgrade). I enjoyed the humpback whale expedition which came with a free lunch and drinks. We saw a lot of action not terribly far from shore. They also offered a photo workshop. Believe this is more useful for folks that use a digital camera as opposed to a cell phone camera although she gave some tips on that as well. Both were complimentary (on March 11). There was nothing wrong with the trip per se but there are many parts that occurred to get you to where you end up finally. Everyone was nice but I feel like there is a drop in communication as there are too many parts of the wheel. The charter flight was about 2 and half hours so make sure you use the restroom. There is NO bathroom on board. Also for clothing, please make sure you are covered from head to toe. This is NO joke. The weather may seem hot as hades on shore except at night, prepare for windy freezing conditions (they provided a heater AND heating blankets). When you are on the panga and travelling fast, it will be windy and probably cold. However, when you are waiting for some action, you are under the sun in water. Do NOT wear shorts and bring a cover-up for your face as well. Caps/hats are all good ideas. They offered the gaiters and a wind breaker. I commend the luxury tent. This is really what you are paying for. The fact that you get your own porta-potty and running water was fantastic. The shower had more settings than my own shower. They also offer room service so if you don't want it, please let them know. The food was decent as well. Breakfast is buffet and there is a person who can make you an omelet and the lunch and dinner are plated. Honestly, unless you enjoy the feeling of a 5 star hotel, don't think it was necessary. You honestly don't have that much time to eat during this trip. The time is literally spent getting ready for and the whale excursions. There's a volleyball net, soccer goals & bikes for you but it was so windy and honestly not much time to do any of that. Happy Hour had a different "snack" each day (oyster one was awesome) but no alcohol is free except for the one you get when you get off the plane. The food and service was wonderful. Was every dish a 5? No, but you are in a place where they have to import everything. There is also a nightly 30 minute? presentation given by some of your tour leaders. This tour company had the furthest spot (closest to the airport) so you spend a good 30 minutes (travelling quite fast) to get to the area where the whales are (and don't forget the return trip). We saw plenty of whales but everyone is there to "touch" a whale. The last day there, all the boats in our area did manage to touch one and our boat collided with another panga. Luckily all, including the whale, were unharmed but needless to say, our panga did NOT touch one. It also sounded like the whales were not coming to that area as much anymore. In fact, some were spotted in Cabo. Pro Tips: You should ask they rotate the people on the boats so you're not always with the same captain or panga. If you don't mind sharing a central porta-potty, pick a tour company that is closer to the area where they gather. You will have more free time. Don't drink any diuretics before the panga rides as bathrooms are limited to nature (although some boats do have a bathroom). Pangas that are lower might be better because than when you reach over the boat, you're closer to the surface of the water and don't have to bend over as much. This is a desert area so keep that in mind when packing.

Our family of 4 adults did the grey whale experience the end of March. It was beyond amazing. Baja…read moreExp staff is wonderful and super friendl/helpful. The weather is fairly moderate at that point. Chilly at night and warm during the day. But be prepared for the night time wind. Bring earplugs as the tents slap against the poles most of the night. Not Baja's fault as you can't control the weather. Also, food is decent but keep in mind this is a camp in the middle of a national park so it is not high end resort food. Very good considering the remoteness of the location. Also having your own en-suite bathroom was everything!! No cold walks to the bathroom during the night.

We had an amazing private group tour around La Paz! From the tour of Balandra beach and mushroom…read morerock to swimming around the coral reefs and checking out the sea lions, it was a 10/10 experience. Thank you to our tour guides Victor and Fernando, and all of their knowledge of the wildlife. Definitely recommend this company if you want to do a boat day

We had the most amazing time with our guide, Allen, and Captain, Victor. They were both incredibly…read moreknowledgeable of the marine life and the different beaches/areas. Hands down, best tour! I truly appreciate the time they took to help my two kids feel comfortable in and out of the water. And they set up a fantastic beach picnic lunch for us. This was a one of a kind tour with one of a kind staff. Wish we could have gone on this tour over and over again.