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A seven-hour small-group boat tour from La Paz that pairs snorkeling, wildlife viewing, and a beach lunch on UNESCO-recognized Isla Espíritu Santo. Guides are bilingual marine biologists and groups are capped at 12 for a quieter, more personal experience.
A seven-hour small-group boat tour from La Paz that pairs snorkeling, wildlife viewing, and a beach lunch on UNESCO-recognized Isla Espíritu Santo. Guides are bilingual marine biologists and groups are capped at 12 for a quieter, more personal experience.
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Operated by MeXplore · La Paz, Baja California Sur
You step off the pier in La Paz as the sun lifts over the Sea of Cortez and the city dissolves behind you—only the boat's engine and the gulls keeping time. The captain cuts a clean wake toward a low, rugged island rising from cobalt water: Isla Espíritu Santo. Wind and salt push at your ears; the guide, a marine biologist, points out a ribbon of white sand and the ghost of a former pearl farm where humans once chased wealth from the waves.
moderate.
6–7 hours.
Moderate fitness recommended—short swims and getting on/off the boat require agility and balance.
The tour lasts approximately seven hours, including boat transfers, snorkeling stops, and a beach lunch.
Yes—mask, snorkel and fins are included in the price and cleaned between uses.
Yes—the federal bracelet for entering the protected area is included.
Children can join but must be able to swim reliably; consult the operator for age-specific recommendations.
Avoid heavy meals just before boarding if you’re prone to seasickness; lunch is provided and includes fish ceviche and meat burritos with vegetarian options on request.
The operator notes wheelchair-accessible transportation and facilities, but boarding a small boat requires mobility—contact the operator to discuss specific needs.
The archipelago has a long history of fishing and early 20th-century pearl cultivation; remnants of those operations remain along sheltered beaches.
Espíritu Santo is a federally protected area—visitors must wear a federal bracelet and follow strict no-touch and pack-out rules to preserve breeding sites and seagrass beds.
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