ROW Sea Kayak Adventures

Highlights

• Visit Loreto
• Enjoy whale watching session
• Enjoy Kayaking in the Sea of Cortez

Highlights

• Explore Loreto
• Enjoy Whale Watching in Magdalena Bay
• Exploring swimming, dune walking, whale watching

Highlights

• Have a chance to see giant blue whales swim by, or fin whales or orcas
• Explore La Paz
• Visit the beautiful Sea of Cortez island has dozens of long beaches of golden sand, perfect for beach combing.
• Discover Isla San José

Highlights

• Exceptional opportunities for viewing dolphins, sea lions and whales in the wild
• High-flying frigate birds, blue-footed boobies and squadrons of pelicans are your companions as you kayak past manta rays and brightly colored fish
• The warm, crystalline waters of the Sea of Cortez host a breathtaking array of tropical fish - perfect for snorkeling.
• Each winter endangered blue whales more than five times as long as your sea kayak migrate to these waters looking for tasty crustaceans
• Encountering the largest animal on earth is a thrilling experience. Fin, Humpback and Sei whales also frequent the area.

Highlights

• You'll stay three days at our exclusive whale camp located at a remote beach on a barrier island in the heart of grey whale activity.
• Whales, the lagoon is home to dolphins, sea lions, pelicans, and thousands of shorebirds.
• Your guides will introduce you to the desert plants, birds and other wildlife of Bahia de Magdalena on our Baja whale watching tour.
• Then head back over to Loreto for three days of Baja sea kayaking and camping on remote islands in Loreto Bay National Marine Park, where the surrounding water is a sanctuary for blue-footed boobies, fin and blue whales, dolphins and sea lions.
• The Sea of Cortez is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers the perfect blend of Baja kayaking, hiking and snorkeling.

Highlights

• One of the trip highlights is snorkeling with friendly sea lions at Los Islotes, volcanic islets where playful sea lion pups dive off the rocks and pirouette below you. Other activities include hiking up colorful arroyos studded with tall cactus, snorkeling amongst hundreds of tropical fish, paddling below fantastic rock formations, and enjoying margaritas on the beach as the sun sets.
• Our motorized support boat carries all camping gear and the makings for fabulous meals prepared by your guides with a Mexican flair. Your kayaks are light and easy to paddle between camps while the accompanying motorboat provides an additional level of safety.
• Intense natural beauty, abundant wildlife, sunny weather and warm waters make Espiritu Santo Island a world-class sea kayaking destination. Join us and discover for yourself why Espiritu Santo Island is a paddler’s paradise!
• All tours include a snorkeling excursion with the sea lions of Los Islotes (weather dependent) as well as hotel included in the trip cost, and are motorboat-supported for easier paddling and lighter kayaks. Trip begins and ends in La Paz, Baja California Sur.

Highlights

• Baja kayaking in the crown jewel of the Sea of Cortez: Carmen Island. Cliffs of red-hued basalt rising sharply out of the sea and the bold outlines of towering cacti provide the backdrop for paddling sea kayaks 60 miles on this little known, classic 9-day circumnavigation of Baja California’s Isla Carmen, the largest island in Loreto Bay National Marine Park in the Sea of Cortez (Gulf of California).
• While visitors frequent the southern tip of Isla Carmen, the northern part of the island is a place few humans will ever set foot. On this unique paddle, you'll have a chance to snorkel with brilliant king angelfish and lobster, watch plunge-diving blue-footed booties, and search for 60-foot whale sharks – the world’s largest fish.
• You'll even find a historic element on this wildlife and nature tour. Mid-way around the island, you'll make a brief stop at Salinas Bay to visit an abandoned 19th century salt mine and coral chapel.
• A two-day paddle rounding the island’s remote north shore leads to Balandra Bay, where you can hike an arroyo into the island’s desert interior past saguaro-like cardon cactus and wild figs in the company of desert iguanas and big-horned sheep.
• From your tented camps in sheltered coves, watch vermillion skies as they illuminate the banded layers of the Sierra de la Giganta range, the plume of a whale lingering in the still air, and leaping manta rays flopping back into the glassy water as guides dish out margaritas and tasty chili rellenos.

Highlights

• Experience the Baja that few visitors see. Get a closer look at Baja's history and culture.
• Explore Loreto Bay National Marine Park/UNESCO World Heritage site
• Isla Coronado (Coronado Island) is a hat-shaped cinder-cone island off the coast of Loreto
• Staying an extra day in Mexico experience snorkeling with whale sharks in the shallow bay of La Paz.