Why Espiritu Santo Island Is One of Baja’s Most Spectacular Destinations Espiritu Santo Island, located in the Sea of Cortez near La Paz, is widely regarded as one of the most breathtaking natural destinations in all of Mexico. This protected island is part of a UNESCO-recognized marine ecosystem and is often referred to as one […]
During winter, the Baja Peninsula becomes the home of some of the biggest animals that have ever existed on earth: whales. Enjoy the playful humpback whales in Cabo in a luxury yacht, have heart touching encounters with gray whales in the Pacific lagoons, and see the impressive blue whales at Loreto - Baja will not disappoint when it comes to intimate sightings with these beautiful creatures.
Connect with nature in unexpected ways. Vist Magdalena Bay, a place that has Baja’s largest mangrove forest and wetland habitat which holds over 80 species of birds, is home to 4 endangered species of sea turtles and welcomes a large population of Pacific Grey Whales during winter to mate and give birth. Explore this biodiversity hot spot in a unique and memorable expedition.
Nosh your way across Valle de Guadalupe, where world-famous wines pair perfectly with the local earth-to-table fare. Graze on Valle’s gastronomic specialties during a curated excursion of the valley led by one of Mexico's most renowned oenologists, with stops to taste local delicacies and exquisite unique restaurants.
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