Attractions

Swim with sea lions, snorkel over shallow reefs, and relax on a pristine white sand beach. Espiritu Santo has been designated a World Natural Heritage Site since 2005 and offers a perfect contrast between the sea and the desert, featuring rock formations of volcanic origin and numerous pristine beaches. Ask in the lobby about the available trips to this wonderful National Park.

During the winter season from December to February, it's possible to swim with the gentle giants in the bay area of La Paz. It's a unique experience with the largest fish in the world in its natural habitat.

Ask us about a day trip to the south of the peninsula, where you will visit places such as Todos Santos, with the misión founded in 1733 and its many picturesque galleries. In a clear boat, visit the famous Arch of Los Cabos and then walk through the colorful historic center of San José del Cabo.

During the winter season, from January to March, Baja California Sur welcomes the marine giants. Peaceful and friendly in nature, it’s a spectacle to take the tour from La Paz. 

Walk through the colorful historic area, visit the different museums, ride horses along the beaches, and stroll along the boardwalk at sunset.

Located 30 minutes away from the city, you can find El Mogote, a small sand barrier that protects La Paz Bay. You can go sandboarding or just relax in the sand. Sunset is the perfect time to enjoy this place and the spectacular view of the city from afar.

Founded in the late 18th century, the cobblestone streets of El Triunfo welcome you with its historic architecture and mining legacy. You can enjoy museums, ecological walks and local gastronomy. Don't forget to visit the famous La Ramona chimney.