What an amazing little authentic Mexican town. Loreto offers nice beaches, boating, fishing,…read moresnorkeling, walking, biking etc. We had a wonderful time on our tour of the City. We also rented a bicycle taxi and went to the marina. The people are humble and nice and Loreto has so much to offer. Recommended

While I had a nice day of diving, there were several things about this business that I cannot…read morerecommend. There were no dive plans, no dive briefing, and I was later informed that the (very young-looking) person that I was told was my DM was 14 years old. Standing on the coral and providing single use plastic cups is not my idea of a good dive boat. They did make utterly fantastic guacamole, but that's not a reason to pick a dive shop.

All around fantastic experience from Maria in the shop to Alex on the dive. Alex took me to a site…read moreI'd been to before but he showed me so many new things and did a great job communicating underwater. I appreciated the dive briefing and safety concerns were top notch h

Had the best dives with company! Great and safe dive boat. Got to go to a beautiful turquoise…read moreprivate Sea of Cortez near La Paz and went diving with curious sea lions coming up with their glowing eyes and playing with me. Saw lots of cool seastars and pufferfish! Truly a memorable 2 dives and a great DiveMaster! I still run into them at their both at the annual Scuba Show in Long Beach!

Took 2 tours w/Wild Loreto. Mission tour w/Santos was very good, he is extremely knowledgeable, &…read morea safe driver. We toured the mission as well as the vegetation behind it. Santos also stopped twice on the ride to the mission to show us some wonderful scenery. The lunch at the Mission was terrible. All our food came out cold. Recommend that Wild Loreto try a different restaurant by the mission for lunch. The sunset boat tour was very nice. The catamaran is very small & seating is not the most comfortable but you get fantastic views of the mountains & shoreline. Food was very minimal but fine - chips, salsa, guac, cheese,fruit, & burritos. Drinks were beer, tequila, & rum. No wine - I was very disappointed with the no wine.

Well, they could pick us up at the assigned time instead of leaving a standing there having no…read moreactivity that day because they didn't want to take us!

Great crew with an amazing lunch and breakfast (BBQ sandwich!). No "special" charges for things…read morelike bait, licenses, or food. Just get on, kick back, and go ... George (Jorge) makes the fishing fun and his enthusiasm is infectious. Probably less beers on my next charter, but can't wait to return. '36 rigged for fishing - Full day with 6 am start, and two of the crew spoke perfect English. We did practice our Spanglish and they were understanding. In the past used pangas - slow, uncomfortable, and direct sun - like a slow motion beating on the water. First time on a true fishing boat ... never go back to my old ways. We fished Marlin (catch and release) and lots of opportunities.

I'm not really sure how many times I've visited to Mexico. I can say that visiting Loreto was the…read morefirst time I visited the Mexico that I had always imagined it would be. The people were friendly and welcoming. The lodging was modern, clean and first class at La Mision Hotel. Every meal was excellent or outstanding. Loreto is not Los Cabos. All of this became the backdrop to the jewel of the trip, a day of fishing and relaxation in the Sea of Cortez. Cast N' Reel provided an extremely comfortable and fast boat for our fishing adventure. By fast, I mean that we were able to fish in one day all of the locations that would have taken three day with the local panga boats. All of our needs were anticipated. Breakfast, snacks, lunch, soft drinks and Mexican beers were amply provided. I am a novice fisherman, so I really enjoyed having the perfect balance of coaching and mentoring when needed while also the opportunity to work things out on my own. It was difficult to remember that it was mid-December. The weather was perfect. We caught eleven fish of multiple varieties including grouper and cabrilla. While the marlin and yellowtail were elusive, we did see sea lions, dolphins, sea turtles and perhaps even the dorsal fin of a shy whale. At the end of our day, our catch was taken to one of the better dinner houses in Loreto and prepare in a variety different dishes. They were all wonderful. It would be difficult to have a better ending to our day.

Having vacationed in numerous places in the Baja over the last 6 years the El Tiburon Casitas are…read morethe most comfortable and inviting that I've had the privilege to stay in. Liz, our hostess outdid herself with making us comfortable and ensuring we had everything we needed to make our stay memorable. She gave us a tour of Loreto so we could get a feel of where things were. Showing us the best restaurants and the most awesome homemade ice cream parlor. Liz arranged for a boat tour for us and let us know all the local happenings around the area. The Casita was equipped with everything you could imagine in a kitchen. I could have baked cookies if I was thus inclined, and the staff came in and cleaned every day. It was lovely having our morning coffee outside in the courtyard and with a heated pool you could swim at any time of the day. With a well stocked library and movies if you just wanted to stay at the casitas and relax you need not look anywhere else. Close by the town square and the marina, everything was within walking distance. We have already booked a 2 week stay next year we were so impressed with the service and room. Pros * Comfortable beds * Private courtyard * Heated pool * Free WiFi * Hostess with the mostest * Full kitchen * Every kitchen appliance and utensils you could think of * Library and games * Movies * Gated * Security lights so you can see at night * Tastefully decorated rooms * Walking distance to anywhere in Loreto Cons * Having to leave as it was all booked up

¡Fantástico! Todo es fenomenal sobre este lugar…read more ¡no busque más! Liz, la dueña, es una maravilla. Fantastic. Everything is phenomenal about this place. Look no further! Liz, the owner, is a marvel.

My wife and I and another couple had been planning this trip (ASA 101-114) for what seemed like…read moreyears with the pandemic delaying our plans. Expectations were high and WCM did not disappoint. Despite some hiccups as the date approached (confirmation emails with the wrong departure date and location), Guinevere moved mountains to make sure we got the experience we expected. This included positioning a newly acquired Bali 4.5 from Loreto to La Paz so it would be available for us. Captain John and Chef Macrina were beyond what we could have hoped for. They are an absolutely adorable couple whose passion for life and for each other is infectious and was the icing on the cake of an incredible experience. The food was fresh and fantastic and Macrina's candid observations of our progress were as welcome as John's. As someone who does technical instruction for a living, I really appreciated John's teaching style. It was organic but still structured. He could tell what we already understood well and spent more time emphasizing what could keep us out of trouble or perhaps save our lives. At times it was like drinking from a firehose, but there was still lots of down time for recreating in this unspoiled part of the world (snorkelling with sea lions, exploring mangroves with the dinghy). We left the course feeing like we had made two new friends and with a good foundation to continue what we hope is a lifetime of learning under sail. We really feel like we got so much more than what was promised. If you are considering doing your ASA certifications, do not hesitate to book with West Coast Multihulls in La Paz. There are not enough superlatives to describe our time with John and Macrina.

Just finished a week long course and it was amazing. It was a great mix of learning and fun. The…read moreboat was in pristine shape and well managed. Captain John was a knowledgeable instructor who pushed us all just enough. He kept us focused and made learning what seemed like a mountain of info very attainable. If you are lucky enough to get John as your captain make sure to pay a little extra and have his very talented wife, Carina, cook for you. The food was fresh and tasty and her timing was impeccable. Just as you were starting to get hungry, there would be Carina setting the table and getting the meal ready. Can't wait to get down there again and expand my knowledge and enjoy more of the sea of cortez.

Everything! Alberto and Francisco were so wonderful. The food and drinks were great. It was so…read morecomfortable and they had bathrooms! What more could you want?

On Feb 6th we went whale watching in Adolfo Lopez Mateos with Mag Bay Sport Fishing. The owner…read moreSergio Garcia Tapia was very helpful in setting up the schedule. I emailed him from Loreto and he emailed back in a timely manner. Our driver was Rodrico....pleasant and knowledgable. We went out for 2 hours and saw at least 30 to 40 whales up close and got to pet 3 of the month old baby whales. it was very exciting. The cost was very reasonable ..... 2000 pesos for 2 hours.....we had three people so that was $40 each. Go early so you miss the crowds...we went out at 9am.

This is our second time hiring Said to take us through Mesquite Canyon. It was even better this…read moretime around. Said is very knowledgeable about the area, helpful, safe, funny and kind. He brings safety equipment like helmets, and he supplies shorties, scuba boots, water, lunch and sunscreen if you need it. This is not a beginner's hike, so plan accordingly. We hiked in Chacos and Tevas, which Said did not approve of, but we did fine. Holding boots would be best.

Said took us on 2 tours while we were in Loreto in June and they were both incredible! If you're in…read moreLoreto you should book a tour with him because he will make sure that you have the best time and you won't be disappointed. The first day was a trip out to the San Javier mission which was beautiful and there is so much history out in that area. Said was very knowledgeable on the history of the area and the mission which added so much to the experience. The next day we went on a snorkeling tour to Dazante and Carmen Islands. We saw dolphins and marlins swimming near the boat and went on hikes on both islands to see the beautiful views. Most of our group wasn't very familiar with snorkeling and he was very patient with explaining everything and taking time with each person to ensure they were comfortable. It was such an incredible experience and Said made sure on both days to ensure that everyone in our group was having a great time and went out of his way to make the experience as wonderful as possible. We also had some of the best food on both days of our trip with him. He took us to a great restaurant in San Javier and then we had the best ceviche and guacamole on the beach during our snorkel tour. I can't recommend Said enough and we're already working on planning our next trip to Loreto and Said will be the first person we reach out to once we know when it will be since we know he'll make sure to plan the best experience for our next excursion.

Kinda funny that Isla Coronado has its own Yelp page. It's literally an uninhabited island off the…read morecoast of Loreto town in Baja California Sur. But hey, review anything and everything, right?? I visited the island with Land & Sea Tours (who I highly recommend). It was an odd day weather wise so we had really smooth water on the far side of the island, which allowed us to very easily view the sea lions, blue-footed boobies, volcanic rock formations, humpbacks, and more. We stopped at the "main" beach which has a covered area with picnic tables. There is a restroom but it's fairly nasty - I recommend the "big baño" that is the ocean instead. You can snorkel here as well as a few other locations around the island - ask your guide or boat captain. The island and waters around it are an ecological preserve so be mindful to stay on paths, not leave trash, use reef-safe sunscreen, etc!

When I was four, I won a 2-foot tall, solid chocolate bunny in an Easter egg hunt. I won! It was…read moremine, mine, mine! I was so excited by the thought of leisurely devouring my big, sweet, chocolatey bunny! Yummm! And then...my mother made me share my chocolate bunny with a friend. I cried...for days. Now I get it, though. Thanks, Mom! Isla Coronado is a place so muy bonita, that many people would love to keep it a secret. They don't want to share. When you see the crystal clear turquoise water, white sandy beach, and the unique wildlife on and around this beautiful island, you'll understand why. This uninhabited volcanic island is a natural, pristine paradise. Coronado is one of five islands in the Loreto Bay Marine Park which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Yes, thankfully the area is an international preservation site. It is protected so that its exceptional natural beauty can be shared with future generations. Happiness shared really is doubled. That being said, if you're in Loreto, I highly recommend taking a tour out to Coronado Island. I'll review my tour separately but will say that it was excellent. Depending on the season, you will probably see blue and/or gray whales, dolphins, blue-footed boobies, pelicans, and sea lions, all en route to Coronado's beautiful white sandy beach. If you have a chance to snorkel here, definitely do so. The water was a bit cold in February but the icy plunge was worth it to see things like chocolate starfish, stingrays, and some of the most beautiful and unique marine life on the planet. There. I've learned to share. And, this beautiful island paradise is way better than a chocolate bunny! You're welcome.