Mexico’s westernmost peninsula stretches 1,000 miles south from California, between the Pacific Ocean and Sea of Cortez. Fertile valleys, mountain ranges, cactus-dotted desert, and rugged coastlines make Baja one of the great adventure destinations.
Vineyards in the north spill across Valle de Guadalupe, close to Tijuana’s buzzing food scene. Farther south, gray whales migrate thousands of miles each winter to nurse their calves in sheltered Pacific lagoons, while surfers and artists gather in the laid-back town of Todos Santos.
The clear Sea of Cortez, described by Commander Jacques Cousteau as “the aquarium of the world,” is home to Cabo Pulmo’s ancient coral reef and teems with all kinds of dolphins, sea turtles and whales. At Baja’s tip, Los Cabos brings the glamour, with five-star resorts, the rock formations of Land’s End, and some of Mexico’s best surf and sportfishing.
Our custom-tailored journeys start from $1,000 USD per day for two travelers. ($1,800 per couple in beach destinations)
