Top La Paz Eco Tours

Discover the charm of La Paz on this guided tour through its historic center, where colonial architecture, lively plazas, and local stories come together. Visit the Regional Museum to explore the rich history and culture of Baja California Sur, then browse colorful creations at the handicrafts center, perfect for finding unique souvenirs. Next, we’ll head to the coast to admire the turquoise beauty of Playa Balandra, famous for its crystal-clear waters and iconic mushroom rock. As this is a protected natural area with a limited number of visitors allowed per day, we may instead visit another beautiful beach in La Paz if access is not available. Finally, unwind at Playa Tecolote, where you’ll enjoy a delicious Mexican meal in a beachfront restaurant, relax under provided umbrellas, and soak in the serene seaside atmosphere before returning to the city.

We start this adventure with a smooth ride in a comfortable catamaran, our first stop will be at Los Islotes so we can have a swim with the beautiful and playful sea lions (except during mating season, June, July and August). The alternative during sea lions mating season will be a coral reef with abundant marina life Next we'll arrive at Isla Espiritu Santo declared as World Heritage, this place is surrounded by deep blue waters and shores with white soft sand. Here we can enjoy the views and the amazing beach, we'll also have the included lunch at the beach On our way back, we'll have a smooth ride while enjoying the stunning views of the Cortes Sea

The Baja California desert is unique with its exotic flora and fauna, but what enchants most is the abundant marine life, something that famous underwater explorer Jacques Cousteau referred to as the “world’s aquarium.” An excursion with our company can immerse you in this colorful paradise with naturalist guides providing intriguing scientific information to enhance the experience. Snorkel among sea lions and nearly 900 types of tropical fish, swim alongside whale sharks, or get up close to the star of the show: the whales

Capped at only eight participants, this small-group tour through UNESCO-listed Espiritu Santo Island gives an intimate introduction to the stunning biodiversity hotspot, home to sea turtles, close to 100 bird species, and several varieties of marine mammal. The excursion includes complimentary snorkeling gear for a guided peek below the water.

Prepare for an extraordinary day in Puerto Chale, a charming fishing village in Magdalena Bay, known for hosting hundreds of gray whales each winter as they give birth, mate, and take a respite. Embark on our specially designed boat, limited to just 10 guests, as we navigate these welcoming waters. I, your guide and marine biologist, am proficient in English, French, and Spanish. Throughout the journey, I will provide insightful narratives about why these whales find sanctuary in this locale. Rest assured, transportation logistics are seamlessly handled. As a dedicated marine biologist with a profound passion for the peninsula, this isn't merely a whale-watching expedition; it's an immersive experience into the family life of these incredible creatures. Join me for a day of relaxed yet enriching adventure, where stories unfold against the backdrop of Puerto Chale's beauty and the magnificence of its gray whales. Ready to craft indelible memories? Secure your spot now!

Begin your journey in El Triunfo. Stroll through its picturesque streets surrounded by ruins, colonial buildings, and monumental structures that reflect the unique charm of Baja California Sur. Along the way, discover the town’s legends and stories of the French, English, and Chinese settlers who once lived here. Visit the impressive chimneys “La Ramona”, a 47-meter-high structure designed by Gustave Eiffel, and “La Julia”, both proud symbols of El Triunfo’s mining legacy. Climb to the scenic viewpoint for a stunning panorama of the historic town. Continue to San Antonio, where you will see the remains of old stone houses, explore the main square, and visit the famous spot featured on the cover of Bon Jovi’s These Days album. Finally, head to the tranquil shores of Playa La Ventana, on the Sea of Cortez. Enjoy a delicious beachfront meal and relax with free time to unwind on a lounge chair, hammock, or right on the soft sand.

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.

Swim face-to-face with a sea lion colony on the Islets — one of the closest encounters with wildlife on the planet. Isla Espiritu Santo is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Jacques Cousteau called it part of the aquarium of the world. Here the ocean is so clear that you see the bottom at 10 meters. Groups of up to 15 people, CONANP certified guides, GoPro included and fresh ceviche prepared on board while sailing back to Marina La Paz.