Oasis – Las Palmas

We will take a small dirt road that will take us to La Poza beach where our adventure begins. This place is suitable for walking, fishing, whale watching (in season), relaxing and sunbathing. La Poza has a large freshwater lagoon ideal for observing birds of different species and a view on top of a spectacular hill. From there we head towards the Punta Lobos beach, where the tradition of regional and sport fishing takes place, local fishermen go out in their pangas (small fishing boats) several miles from the coast to bring back the freshest catches of the day. Punta Lobos beach is named after a colony of sea lions that live on the rocks of the beach. A lighthouse, a small freshwater lagoon and a Sanctuary of the Virgin are the attractive and distinctive touches of this beach. The beach is long and perfect for walking.

We will pass by an old, abandoned cannery of regional products to enter a dry stream that will lead us to the other side of the mountains, making our way up to reach the viewpoint from the top of the mountains, enjoying the beautiful view of the Pacific Ocean and the Old Port; place where merchant ships were loaded with sugar cane and preserves in previous years and is now the current home of a colony of sea lions. Hopefully and in season, you can see whales swimming along the coast. We will go down to be received by the beautiful oasis of Playa Las Palmas surrounded by a freshwater lagoon, protected by rocky headlands on both sides and palm tree grove framing this beautiful beach excellent for hiking and body surfing. The ruins of an old ranch are nearby, home to several horses that are accustomed to visitor’s approaching, while they steal a smile and a snack. Some say it is one of the most isolated and beautiful beaches of all Baja Sur.

Santa Ines Dam

Leave the town behind through a wide and beautiful dry stream that crosses the vast desert from the seashore to the slopes of the Sierra La Laguna biosphere reserve. Get a different perspective of the area, experience and enjoy its wonderful views, canyons, slopes and viewpoints. See how time has carved the mountains; endemic trees cling to life creating veins and roots to keep standing between the rocks.

Wild hares, roadrunners, foxes, tarantulas and lizards are part of the local fauna. We will go up a little higher to enjoy the biosphere that the mountain offers us and its beautiful view. We will arrive at the Santa Inés dam where you will be able to observe different species of birds and some horses running freely along the edge of the dam, take photos of your adventure and enjoy your drinks and snacks. Then we will return taking a short stop through an oceanfront lagoon where you can see wildlife and enjoy another beautiful view of the sea, the perfect place to take a great picture for your travel album.

Agua Blanca

Heading out on a dirt road that lies between the beautiful beaches and the vast desert of Baja California Sur, you will enjoy the magnificent views with different sceneries that cross the changing desert, a cacti forest, beaches, sand dunes and a dry lagoon that simulates a mirage of water in the distance.

Feel the adrenaline through your body testing the speed and power of your Can Am 4 × 4 through a wide and little-traveled road, when we reach our destination you can demonstrate your courage walking on the pier of the old abandoned shrimp farm where the ocean waves hit hard, all while you enjoy the wonderful view of the Pacific.

Sometimes you will find local people who come to the pier to fish. There are a wide variety of fish that abound in the Pacific. Take photos and make this magnificent tour part of your memories in your adventure gallery.