
moderate
6 hours
Moderate fitness required—comfortable walking, basic mobility, and ability to carry a small daypack.
Combine turbocharged off-road driving in a Maverick X3 with two guided dives in Cabo Pulmo National Marine Park, then cap the day with a farm-to-table dinner at Flora Farms. It’s a full day of speed, sea life, and Baja flavors.
The afternoon sun bakes the arroyo as you fire up a 2025 Maverick X3 Turbo RR. Engine growl and suspension hum set the pace; sand and scrub rush past in a low, dusty blur. Then, almost as an exhale, the desert opens onto a crescent of sand and the Pacific—Cabo Pulmo’s water shimmering like glass, daring you to step from dune to dive.

If you’re a certified diver, bring your card and logbook—guides will ask and it speeds up your briefing and in-water time.
Desert heat plus physical exertion and salty air increases dehydration—carry at least 1.5–2 liters and refill when you can.
Apply mineral or reef-safe SPF before entering the water to protect marine life and prolong your skin’s comfort under the sun.
Trails and vehicle ingress/egress are rough; quick-dry shoes protect feet on landings and while walking on hot sand.
Cabo Pulmo’s marine reserve was established after local fishers and scientists pushed for protection in the 1990s; the park is a rare success story of ecological recovery in the Gulf of California.
Strict no-take rules in the park helped rebuild fish populations; visitors are asked to avoid touching coral, use reef-safe sunscreen, and follow guide instructions to minimize impact.
Speeds up diver check-in and verifies experience level for guided dives.
Protects coral and reduces skin irritation in strong Baja sun.
summer specific
Keeps feet protected on rocky beach landings and during vehicle transfers.
Convenient drinking on dusty trails and between dives.
summer specific