Top La Paz Climbing Tours

You will enjoy the beauty of the Desert and the Sea in the same Tour. You will practice the exciting Sandboarding and later you will relax and refresh yourself in the beautiful waters of the Sea of Cortez practicing the Paddleboard.

Have a blast sandboarding at the Mogote Dunes when you’re visiting La Paz. You’ll have a safety lesson, and then some instruction, and then you can choose the dune you’d like to sandboard down. Beginners are welcome, as there is a dune for everyone. You can strap your feet in, stand loose, or go down on your bottom or your belly- you choose your adventure.

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.

Discover even more of La Baja on a trip to the dunes of the Baja Desert. Join a small group and head north from La Paz to the El Mogote Dunes, with heights of up to 100 feet (30.5 meters). With views of the Sea of Cortez in the background, slide down the dunes in a sandboard just as the sun is setting.

Less people, more whale sharks! Swim with the largest fish on Earth in a tour designed for more time in the water, fewer crowds, and a deeper connection with these gentle giants in La Paz. The magic begins as we spot our first whale shark gliding just beneath the surface. With hearts pounding, we quietly slip into the water and watch in awe as this gentle giant moves past us—then, the unforgettable moment: swimming alongside it. Surrounded by life above and below the sea, our expert naturalist guides share the fascinating biology of these beautiful creatures. With small group sizes, the experience is personal, immersive, and truly once-in-a-lifetime.

Discover the remote and abundant Espiritu Santo Island, in the Gulf of California, on a cruise from La Paz. Board your private vessel and sail to the island in search of local wildlife, including a sea lion colony. The marine park is also a great place to snorkel, with several aquatic species in the area, as well as to stand up paddleboard.