Loreto makes for an outstanding location for bird-watching, even during summer when some birds migrate north. Despite this, there are still plenty of resident birds, with over 600 species to observe, including pelicans, cormorants, ospreys, roadrunners, woodpeckers, and even blue-footed boobies. Be sure to bring your binoculars or camera to capture these stunning creatures, from…
It was here that the first mission of the high and low californias – Nuestra Señora de Loreto was built. It was from this mission that Christianity was peacefully presented to the Californias, functioning as a catalyst for a land-sea expedition led by the Franciscan priest, Father Junípero Serra, and it was from Loreto that…
During the summer season in Loreto, stand-up paddle boarding is a delightful activity, offering the opportunity to paddle in warm, clear waters along miles of stunning coastline. Take in the scenic beauty of the La Giganta mountains in the background and the breathtaking views of the nearby islands. In addition to Loreto, an excellent location…
If you’ve ever envisioned yourself snorkeling in crystal-clear, warm waters surrounded by natural beauty, then you must visit Loreto Bay National Marine Park in Baja California Sur, Mexico. Jacques Cousteau, a famous oceanographer, called the Gulf of California “the aquarium of the world” because it has approximately 900 fish species, with 90 of them being…
Hike outdoors in natural settings between the desert and the sea, often in mountainous terrain and scenic terrain. This is such a popular activity in our beautiful Loreto, both for the beautiful landscapes and for the benefits it has for emotional, physical and spiritual health, due to direct contact with nature. Desert & Sea Expeditions…
Loreto is a popular destination for sailing enthusiasts in Mexico due to its sheltered coves, breathtaking scenery, calm waters, numerous anchorages, and convenient proximity to the town of Loreto. Take in the stunning views of the mountains and feel the gentle breeze as you sail through the islands of the Gulf of California, a naturally…
Back almost 12,000 years, Loreto is considered the oldest human settlement in the Baja California North and South Peninsula. To this day, some extraordinary cave paintings and petroglyphs can be seen. These paintings are lavish rock murals with spectacular human and animal figures representing this way of life, ceremonies, rituals, pilgrimages, hunts or battles, making…
Loreto is a top-notch destination for sport fishing, offering a full range of charter fishing boats, hotels, fine dining options, an international airport, and high-quality tourist services. The Gulf of California is home to an incredible diversity and abundance of fish, with around 900 species and a substantial and consistent population of game fish. Whether…
Just off the coast of Loreto there are five desert islands waiting to be explored. Among the most popular are Coronados Island, which is part of the largest marine nature reserve in Mexico. The Loreto Marine National Park was officially created in 1996 and stretches for more than 61 km (38 miles) along the coast,…
Loreto offers an exceptional kayaking adventure, boasting a lengthy coastline and various islands and coves to discover. Summer kayaking in Loreto is both breathtaking and invigorating, as you take in the stunning scenery around you. Enjoy cruising through the unspoiled, balmy waters of the Gulf of California while observing the diverse wildlife in the Parque…
