Kayaking in the Sea of Cortez
When it comes to sea kayaking, the place to go is the Sea of Cortez! This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to 39% of the world's total number of marine mammal species, accounts for a third of the world´s marine cetacean species, and has 891 fish species. The remarkable scenery is formed by a rugged shoreline, desert islands and white sandy beaches where you can admire the contrast and reflection of the desert with turquoise waters.
This paddle includes a trip around La Gaviota, an active Blue-footed Booby rookery, where it's possible to see many of our azure-footed friends enjoying the sunshine. The next stop is San Rafaelito, a permanent sea lion colony where we'll have the chance to snorkel and engage with the joyous sea lions pups. We wrap up the day with a delicious home made lunch on a secluded beach. A perfect Baja day!
This adventure includes round-trip transportation Todos Santos/La Paz, bilingual naturalist guide who is a certified Wilderness First Responder, home-made picnic lunch, and all necessary permits and equipment. The Sea of Cortez is a 90-minute drive from Todos Santos.
Pricing:
- 2-3 people: US$175/person
- 4 or more people: US$165/person
Includes:
- Round-trip transportation Todos Santos/La Paz
- Bilingual naturalist guide who is a certified Wilderness First Responder, a NOM-9 graduate and Leave No Trace Certified
- Picnic lunch
- All necessary gear/equipment
- Park permits
Excludes:
- Gratuities
