Top Loreto Cruises & Sailing

Our three-hour adventure doesn’t just go to the beach like most local boats. We take you for a lap around the island to see all the wildlife and the sea lion colony and then spend time on the beach to snorkel and sunbath.

Temporary Vessel Update While our New Ditty Catamaran undergoes scheduled maintenance, this experience will temporarily be offered aboard our Summer vessel, accommodating a maximum of 9 guests. This smaller group setting provides a more personalized and intimate experience, while all tour inclusions and our high standard of service remain the same.

Temporary Vessel Update While our New Ditty Catamaran undergoes scheduled maintenance, this experience will temporarily be offered aboard our Summer vessel, accommodating a maximum of 9 guests. This smaller group setting provides a more personalized and intimate experience, while all tour inclusions and our high standard of service remain the same.

What makes this experience unique is that it is completely private, designed exclusively for you and your group. Enjoy the freedom to explore Coronado Island at your own pace, away from the crowds and surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Sea of Cortez. Along the way, you may encounter dolphins, sea lions, sea turtles, rays, and a variety of seabirds that inhabit these protected waters. Once on the island, you'll have time to snorkel in crystal-clear waters, relax on pristine white-sand beaches, and admire the stunning landscapes that make Coronado Island one of Loreto's most iconic destinations. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion, traveling with family, or just looking for a more exclusive and personalized experience, this private tour offers the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and unforgettable scenery. It's not just a tour—it's your own private escape into one of the most extraordinary natural wonders of Baja California Sur.

The boats are small and comfortable, so you will have better viewing, having 6 to 8 people per panga.

Our team of guides and captains are local, they have grown up in the sea, discover their empirical knowledge and enjoy a day accompanied by real locals and who show you their backyard, the Sea of ​​Cortez.

Discover Coronado Island, one of Loreto’s most remarkable natural destinations, surrounded by the waters of the Sea of Cortez — famously described by Jacques Cousteau as “The Aquarium of the World” for its extraordinary marine life. Part of the UNESCO-listed Islands and Protected Areas of the Gulf of California, Coronado is home to sea lions, seabirds, colorful fish, and occasionally dolphins, making every visit a chance to experience the wildlife that makes this part of Baja California Sur so special. Snorkel in clear waters and discover the marine life beneath the surface, then slow things down on a white-sand beach with a picnic lunch overlooking the turquoise sea. Wildlife in the water, snorkeling beneath the surface, and a quiet beach waiting at the end — that’s what makes a day at Coronado Island so special.

Discover the uninhabited Coronado Islands on a day trip from Loreto. Join a small group and board your vessel to the remote islands off the coast of Baja. Sail past a lively sea lion colony and jagged rock formations before stopping at a location to swim and snorkel. Then, enjoy a delicious lunch right on one of the pristine beaches before heading back to Loreto.

We will leave the marina of Loreto in search of the largest animal in the world, the blue whale! We have a protected area where they come to mate and feed and we can find other types of marine fauna. We love our beautiful magical village and we love that our visitors enjoy their walks with us. The boat is very comfortable and safe, the captain is always helpful and loves what he does. We have a maximum of 6 people per boat, so you will have a great opportunity to take very good photos. A minimum of 4 people is required to operate the tour.

Experience one of the most incredible close up wildlife encounters on the planet with the friendly gray whales of Magdalena Bay. Located on Baja’s Pacific Coast, Magdalena Bay is a world renowned winter nursery grounds of the California gray whale. Late December through mid March, hundreds of gray whales mate and bear their young in these protected waters after traveling over 5000 miles from the Bering Strait. The gray whale calving lagoons gained acclaim in the early 1970s when a gray whale made contact with a local fisherman, allowing him to pat her head. Word spread of this remarkable occurrence both among the fishermen and apparently among the gray whales, who now eagerly approach whale watching boats and interact freely with guests on board.