Sea Kayaking the Baja Coast
- Sea kayak Baja's scenic coastline known as the “Mexican Galápagos”
- Camp on isolated beaches such as Puerto Gato, Punta Cobre, Punta Colorada, and Isla San Jose
- Hike up canyons to explore old mission ruins & snorkel in the Sea of Cortez
- Visit the friendly Mexican families at Tembabichi, Los Dolores & Nopolo
- Enjoy freshly-caught seafood & delicious Mexican food
2012: November 10
2013: March 16; April 13, 27; October 26; November 9
$1350*
Deposit: $500
Single Supplement: $115 hotel and tent, $25 tent only
Additional costs:
Sleep Kit/Tent: $20/Included
*Based on double occupancy
| River Rating | Minimum Age |
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| n/a | 12 Yrs |
Sea Kayaking the Baja Coast of Mexico - Overview
Paddle Baja, Mexico’s most remote and scenic coastline. Known as the “Mexican Galápagos,” these warm turquoise waters are one of the richest marine environments in the world. Your days will be spent paddling, snorkeling, hiking and exploring the stunning wild islands and coastal areas of Baja, Mexico. Nights are punctuated by magnificent sunsets and happy hour, "Baja-style". A motorized support skiff accompanies all our O.A.R.S. sea kayaking trips, carrying your gear and supplies thus leaving your sea kayak light and responsive. This is our most popular O.A.R.S. adventure trip among experienced kayakers.
Sea Kayaking Baja Coast: Itinerary at a Glance
- Arrive in Loreto, Mexico and transfer to your hotel. Evening on your own to explore this tranquil seaside town
- Transfer south of Loreto to our put-in site at Agua Verde and enjoy a casual lunch before a sea kayak orientation that includes a mandatory wet exit from your sea kayak
- Paddle to our first night’s camp at Santa Marta
- Overnight at camps on isolated beaches along the way such as Puerto Gato, Punta Cobre, Punta Colorada, and Isla San Jose
- Hike up canyons to explore old mission ruins, snorkel the fascinating underwater world of the Sea of Cortez or jump in the skiff for an evening of fishing
- Breaks at Tembabichi, Los Dolores and Nopolo give us a chance to visit the friendly Mexican families living on the coast and interpret the rich history of the area from stories passed on from their ancestors who have pearled, farmed, ranched and fished this coast since the 1800’s
- Depart Isla San Jose for La Paz by boat and check into the hotel for a hot shower and explore downtown La Paz before meeting for the farewell dinner that evening
- Transfer to the La Paz airport for departing flights
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Peter Donohue ~San Francisco, CA
“The destination was everything we had imagined and more. Secondly we enjoyed the service of the local guide (Carlos) and his staff of Mar y Adventures. We were impessed by their personability, their knowledge of the area, their pace of traveling from one place to another, and their culinary ability and menu selection. We truly appreciated their ablity to make the overall trip one of the most memorable travel experiences we have had. Thirdly, we enjoyed the group size and the people in our group.
Thank you for a wonderful trip.”
Charles Lovely ~Anchorage, AK
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Local Weather & Current Conditions
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| Month | High | Low |
| January | 80° | 50° |
| February | 85° | 65° |
| March | 75° | 58° |
| April | 80° | 63° |
| May | 80° | 63° |
| October | 90° | 80° |
| November | 80° | 70° |
| December | 80° | 70° |
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