From La Paz to La Paz.

A short sail from La Paz delivers you to Isla Partida, a UNESCO-protected jewel separated from Isla Espiritu Santo by a narrow turquoise channel. At Ensenada Grande, often named Mexico’s most beautiful beach, the shore glows with Tiffany-blue waters and sculpted cliffs. Spend the day paddleboarding along the chiseled coast, snorkelling with playful sea lions, or watching for dolphins and humpback whales in season.

Cruise north to Isla San Jose, the sixth-largest island in Mexico, a wild stretch of sandstone hills, mangroves, and sweeping beaches. Beneath the surface, fossils, corals, and sea creatures thrive, making San Jose a haven for snorkelling and diving. Ashore, arches of carved rock and remote coves invite quiet exploration.

Sail across to the vast Baja peninsula, a landscape where desert meets sea. Here, Spanish missions, prehistoric cave paintings, and tiny taco-scented villages blend with legendary beaches like Balandra. Snorkel Cabo Pulmo’s coral reef, watch for migrating whales, or hike Sierra de la Laguna’s desert trails. Baja feels like the edge of the world.

Anchor at Isla San Francisco, a tiny, uninhabited isle with a crescent bay beloved by sailors. Its sheltered waters are perfect for kayaking, paddleboarding, or snorkelling in crystalline seas. Hike the ridge trail for panoramic views of salt flats, red cliffs, and cobalt water. The island’s stark beauty offers pure stillness.

Sail into Jacques Cousteau’s “Aquarium of the World.” The Sea of Cortez brims with biodiversity – whale sharks, sea turtles, blue whales, orcas, and giant Humboldt squid all thrive here. With more than 900 islands and UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status, this is a playground for divers, snorkelers, and birdwatchers alike.

Drop anchor at Bahia Amortajada, where mangrove lagoons shimmer in jade hues. Kayak winding channels alive with pelicans and egrets, swim in warm shallows, or cast a fishing line in hopes of fresh catch for dinner. The bay’s quiet rhythm makes it a place to simply exhale and embrace the slow life.

Sail to Isla Espiritu Santo, a rugged canvas of rose-pink cliffs, golden beaches, and desert ridges. Protected as a UNESCO biosphere, this island teems with dolphins, sea lions, rays, and blue-footed boobies. Dive into coral gardens, snorkel with curious sea lions, or kayak the coastline where wilderness still reigns untouched.

Return to La Paz, Baja’s bohemian capital, where youthful energy hums against a backdrop of desert peaks. Dine on fresh seafood, stroll the lively malecón, or shop local galleries. For nature lovers, swim with whale sharks or cycle along the seafront. It’s the perfect blend of authentic Mexico and oceanfront adventure.