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Land Adventure: Cliff Hike with Explora Baja in Todos Santos - La Paz

Land Adventure: Cliff Hike with Explora Baja in Todos Santos

La Pazmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

2–4 hours

Fitness Level

Moderately fit hikers with good stamina should enjoy this trail.

Overview

Discover the rugged beauty of Todos Santos on a cliff hiking adventure with Explora Baja. Perfect for adventurers seeking sweeping ocean views and volcanic landscapes.

Todos Santos, Baja California Sur

Cliff Hike in Todos Santos

MXN $1,500 (~$75USD) • All Ages

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Duration:

3 Hours

About:

Have some work and enjoy the stunning view of the pacific ocean. Observe a sea lion rockery and whales (from november through march) Beautiful hike in the wild but very close to town.

Cliff hike with amazing views. Choose to end at a sea lion colony, on a beautiful secluded sandy beach by the palm trees, or a snorkeling cove. Good whale watching from December to February.

If you choose to end at the sandy beach (Las Palmas) the hike is longer and requires a driver to pick you up at the beach (100 US extra per trip). If you have a group of people and want to arrange lunch at the beach, just let us know.

Meeting location:

Punta Lobos Beach

What to bring:

  • A reusable water bottle (Hydro Flask, Nalgene, etc.) - disposable water bottles are prohibited
  • Bathing suit for Optional Swim
  • Hiking Shoes

What's included:

  • Guide
  • Snacks
  • Water

Adventure Tips

Bring sturdy footwear

Wear hiking shoes with good grip to navigate the rugged terrain safely.

Stay hydrated

Carry plenty of water, especially on hot sunny days in the Baja desert.

Start early or late

Avoid the midday heat by hiking during cooler morning or late afternoon hours.

Watch for wildlife

Keep an eye out for local birds and small mammals that inhabit the cliffs.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • California quail
  • Peregrine falcons

History

The region has been inhabited by the Kumiai indigenous people for centuries, with numerous petroglyphs still visible in the area.

Conservation

Hiking with respect for the fragile cliffs and native flora helps preserve this unique ecosystem for future visitors.

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Recommended Gear

Hiking shoes

Essential

Provides support and grip needed for uneven and rocky terrain.

Sun protection

Essential

Includes sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses to shield from intense Baja sun.

summer specific

Water bottles

Essential

Stay hydrated during the hike with sufficient water supplies.

Light backpack

Essential

Carry essentials like snacks, camera, and sun protection comfortably.