Your tour will start with a drive along the miles of desert coastline that fringe the rugged Baja Peninsula and are ideal for exploration. Upon arrival at a resort, your guide will give you an introduction and safety briefing. Stable, two-person sea kayaks are used, and the pace is comfortable and relaxed. Anyone in average physical condition can participate. No previous paddling experience is ... more info

Three hundred years old and still “undiscovered,” Loreto is one of the oldest cities in all Mexico. Walk along Main Street seeing the houses from the late 19th century, the city hall building and the downtown plaza. You will visit the Mission Church, founded in 1697 by Salvatierra, an Italian Jesuit, home to wonderful old paintings and a magnificent altar from the 17th century. Then... more info

Experience a delightful Mexican tradition on this excursion. Your taste buds will savor the flavors of a delectable Mexican buffet, including a clambake and welcome margarita. The live music will have your feet tapping, and the traditional decor and dancers of the ballet folklorico will bring you pure delight. Olé! more info

At the pier you will meet your English-speaking guide and board the waiting van that will take you on a 25- to 30-minute drive from town to the rendezvous point. Your horse adventure begins next to the stream bed of San Telmo, where after brief instruction and horse assignment, your guide will lead you on a peaceful horseback ride to the stream of Las Virgenes. Admire the desert flora and watch... more info

Travel by van for approximately two hours to San Javier--the second oldest town in all of the Californias. En route, you will see a charming little orchard at the bottom of a canyon with a natural spring and fruit trees. The orchards of the Jesuits introduced the first irrigation system on the peninsula and are working to this day. San Javier was founded by Spanish Jesuit Miguel del Barco in 16... more info

Travel by motorized skiff for approximately one hour to a lovely white sand beach called El Atracadero Blanco. Approximately three miles long and 2½ miles wide, it is located on the west side of Coronados Island. Snorkel gear is provided for you, along with a light lunch and refreshments. While snorkeling from the beach you may have the chance to view sea lions and angel fish among other s... more info