- 7-11 Day Expeditions All Inclusive
- Family Friendly
- Luxury Base Camps
- Sea Kayaking
- Whale Sharks
- Whale Watching
- Wildlife Abundance
Activities: Sea kayaking, snorkeling (including with friendly sea lions and whale sharks, weather permitting), whale watching, hiking and fishing
Duration: 9 days, 8 nights: 5 nights camping, 3 nights hotel
Begins in La Paz and ends in La Paz
Number of guides/crew: 2-6
Group Size: Minimum 4, Maximum 18
Minimum age: 5 – This is a generalization of age appropriateness for this trip, but please note we make exceptions depending upon your child’s personal experience.
Single accommodation fee: $250 single hotel and canvas walk-in tent – Limit 2 per trip.* Shared hotel and single canvas walk-in tent $125 / shared hotel and single small crawl in tent $50 / Single hotel and single crawl-in tent $200.
Sea kayak rating: Easy to Moderate
Approximate min/max distances per day: 1-8
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On this “best of” journey we’ll bring you to both spectacular coasts of Baja including the beautiful Espiritu Santo Island in the Sea of Cortez and remote, wild shores of Magdalena Bay on the Pacific Coast.
While camping in luxury on a white sand beach at our base camp on Espiritu Santo Island, you’ll have the opportunity to snorkel with whale sharks (weather permitting), sea lions and tropical fish and sea kayak below the island’s stunning volcanic cliffs. As a bonus on late February and early March trips it’s quite possible to enjoy humpback whale sightings as they frequent the waters surrounding Espiritu Santo Island.
In Magdalena Bay you’ll observe gray whales up close from locally operated skiffs as they frolic in the bay or from right in front of our luxury base camp over looking the bay. Other opportunities for exploring this unique area include paddling through mangrove estuaries among the rich bird life and beach combing along the coastline of this remote Pacific Barrier Island.
We’ve put this trip together especially for the active, outdoor naturalist type who likes to paddle and snorkel but also would enjoy doing some whale watching all within a 9-day trip. This will truly be a one of a kind, comprehensive Baja journey!
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B/L/D indicates meals included with trip cost.
PLEASE NOTE: This trip itinerary varies depending on the trip date your choose. While all the activities, times and schedules remain the same the order of which camp you will attend first and second may vary. Some dates visit our ESI camp first and end with our whale camp while others start at our whale camp and end at our ESI camp. If you wish to know the order of which camp you’ll attend first and second contact our office.
Although we do our best to adhere to the above itinerary, it is subject to change for reasons beyond our control including wildlife unpredictability, weather and port closures. Upon the chance the port is closed and we can not get a group to the island on departure day we will provide a land based activity for this day. Snorkeling with whale sharks is completely weather dependent (calm seas are necessary) and wildlife predictability so this activity will depend on the weather and presence of sharks on the days and time we have scheduled to do this.
Tour Calendar for Best of Baja (9 days)
| Tour Dates | Description | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Jan 18 - Jan 26, 2020 | 8 nights | $1495 |
| Feb 1 - Feb 9, 2020 | 8 nights | $1495 |
| Feb 8 - Feb 16, 2020 | 8 nights | $1495 |
| Feb 15 - Feb 23, 2020 | 8 nights | $1495 |
| Feb 21 - Feb 29, 2020 | 8 nights | $1495 |
| Feb 29 - Mar 8, 2020 | 8 nights | $1495 |
| Mar 6 - Mar 14, 2020 | 8 nights | $1495 |
What's Included
La Paz airport/hotel transfers, 3 nights hotel stays and 5 nights at two luxury camp accommodations complete with walk-in tents, cots, pads and pillows based on double occupancy. All meals as noted on the itinerary, purified drinking water with powder drink mixes and an evening cocktail at camps. Transportation to the camps and national park fees. Community camp equipment including kayaks and associated equipment, tents, motorized skiffs, captains, guides and crew/cooks.What's Not Included
Airfare, meals on travel days to and from Baja or in town, beer, wine or soft drinks (there will be an option to purchase these and we will provide coolers with ice for storing them at camp), personal gear such as sleeping bags, snorkel gear, wet suits (available for rent in Baja) and guide gratuities.Virtual Tour Videos:
