Top La Paz Self-guided Tours

Welcome to La Paz Aqua Club, an aquatic recreation space on the famous coromuel beach where you can rent for an hour or more your transparte kayak (Unique in the city) to enjoy an authentic and exclusive experience in the city. You will also find snorkeling equipment latest models and chairs and umbrellas for rent.

Set off on an exciting adventure in La Paz! Begin at Parque de la Amistad, where you’ll start solving clues, uncovering local mysteries, and snapping fun selfies along the way. Take in sweeping views from the gazebo, dive into the city’s fascinating history, and crack clever riddles as you explore. Stroll the oceanfront in search of striking sculptures, visit the Museo de la Ballena, and learn about La Paz’s storied pearl-diving past. And before you finish, be sure to strike a pose with the iconic La Paz sign for the perfect photo!

A fun and exciting way to discover La Paz at your own pace. You will visit local landmarks, find hidden artwork and pass many great restaurants and cafes. You get some exercise, have an adventure and learn a little about the area. You get to decide when you do the hunt and how long it takes; no keeping up with other people.

Start your Mexican vacation off on a high note when you book this private arrival transfer. After collecting your luggage, meet your driver in the arrivals hall of La Paz International Airport (LAP) and head to your vehicle. Then, sit back and relax as you are driven to your accommodation or any other location in the La Paz area.

Whizz around La Paz on a rental scooter to get to see all there is to offer in this city and surroundings. The scooters are automatic and easy to ride. You will be given some tips on the best places to visit, and routes to get there. Explore the beaches and ride through the city to get a feel for both. Don’t worry about gas, you’ll start with a full tank.

Enjoy all the beauty the UNESCO-protected Espiritu Santo Island (Isla Espiritu Santo) National Park has to offer on this snorkeling experience. First, spend time snorkeling amid sea lions at Isla los Islotes. Then, stop at an island beach to eat lunch, and to swim, relax, or do more snorkeling, before cruising back with views of Balandra Beach. Bring cash to pay your dock fee and national park fee.

Snorkel with whale sharks on a small-group tour that maximizes your time in the water. Since every boat is limited to just six snorkelers, you’ll get a more personal experience than a larger-group outing. It also means a smaller ratio of guests to tour leaders; that allows the guide to capture more of the photos and video footage that are included in the tour price.