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Isla Coronado

5.0 (3 reviews)

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Loreto Guide with Said Orozco

Loreto Guide with Said Orozco

5.0(5 reviews)
12.5 km

We took a three generation Coronado Island tour for my mother's 80th birthday. I chose to go with…read moreSaid because of the great comments he had received on TripAdvisor. I wanted a knowledgeable, patient guide who could converse in English. We saw dolphins as we headed out to the island on the panga. Our first stop was near a reef where we jumped out of the boat to snorkel. I was a little nervous to take my mom snorkeling, since she hadn't snorkeled in 20 plus years, plus she gets sea sick and cold really easily. Luckily she was up for it. She donned a full length wet and jumped in the water after a little coaxing. Said was her guide, pulling her along as she held on to a rescue buoy. This allowed her to keep her head down in the water and relax as she was pulled along. We saw tons of colorful fish, sea stars, etc. Back in the boat, we headed to the area where the sea lions gather on the rocks. We jumped out a second time to snorkel with the sea lions. Back in the boat, we headed to the other side of the island to an absolutely gorgeous white sand beach. The water was stunningly beautiful. Said prepared a delicious lunch for us as we relaxed on the beach and swam in the ocean. There were some small hikes we could have taken at that point but we were enjoying the water too much to get out. I could live on that beach... the only thing that kept it from being perfect were the other people. We were in a beautiful, natural environment where I just wanted to hear the birds and the waves, not someone's eighties' metal music on their boom box. There were also others at the beach, who had been dropped of without guides, who seemed to be treating the beach more like a party location, rather than the marine sanctuary / national park that it is. Disrespectful in my opinion. On our way back to the marina, we passed another little island with sea gull nests and baby sea gulls. Said did a great job pointing out all of the things we would have otherwise missed. We had a great trip and will definitely use Said again for a tour when we return.

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.

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Loreto Guide with Said Orozco - Beach on Coronado Island

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Beach on Coronado Island

El Tiburon Casitas - Deluxe Casita 1, double. queen and double beds

El Tiburon Casitas

4.8(17 reviews)
13.8 km

El Tiburon Casitas are the nicest and best located Casitas in Loreto!…read moreThe studio type rooms are completely equipped and kept spotless by daily maid service. Pool is small but lovely. You get what you pay for and this is true here, not the cheapest but worth it. This was my second visit and new this year compared to last year's visit is high speed internet, all new comfy beds, fresh paint and some new artwork inside. Also my room had a new larger refrigerator and a new AC/Heater which was whisper quiet and super cold. The new murals around the courtyard and pool are beautiful and add to the colorful plants and palm trees between each casita. Booking a casita is a little harder than some hotels as you have to contact the hotel via email - they do not use any of the booking services such as Trip adviser or Booking.com. Unfortunately this means you cannot tell when rooms are available on the internet. But the calendar is on their official Casita website so just Google El Tiburon Casitas and the availability calendar is right there. Highly recommend these casitas for singles or couples looking for upscale lodging Loreto, in fact I am already booking for whale season with friends next year before they fill up!

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

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El Tiburon Casitas - Casita 4

Casita 4

El Tiburon Casitas - Deluxe Casita 4, 120 usd per night

Deluxe Casita 4, 120 usd per night

El Tiburon Casitas - Pol and Patio area

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Pol and Patio area

Sea Kayak Baja Mexico

Sea Kayak Baja Mexico

5.0(3 reviews)
14.1 km

Outstanding adventure with Hanjo--we'll be back for a heartier trek next time, but this trip was a…read moregreat beginning to many more trips to come. I'm determined to kayak with a sail next time! Carmen Island, here we come!

If you prefer a sea kayaking trip in the Gulf of California that is less touristy, and in which you…read morecan hone your kayaking skills in warm water, I strongly recommend Sea Kayak Baja Mexico. In December 2017, my wife and I went with two other couples on the 5 day Loreto Primer Trip. The experience level varied from having lots of sea kayak expeditions and instruction to newbies. Our guides, Marcos and Tuku, organized a trip that kept everyone happy - great paddling, great food, wildlife viewing and snorkeling. Not only that, Marcos and Tuku are BCU-trained and were happy to provide instruction in strokes, self-rescue, bracing and rolling after setting up camp in the afternoon. A siesta was also an alternative after a morning paddle to a new beach. The professionalism of Sea Kayak Baja Mexico was always evident. The kayak is top-flight featuring TideRace, NDK and Romany kayaks. Tandem kayaks were also available. Marcos and Tuku were well-trained in risk-management. This was particularly clear on the first day when inexperienced members of our group were safely guided onto a beach with a modest surf. I hope to return to Loreto - there is much more exploring to do with Sea Kayak Baja Mexico.

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Sea Kayak Baja Mexico
Sea Kayak Baja Mexico

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San Buenaventura - Lots of stuff going on

San Buenaventura

4.4(5 reviews)
109.3 km

Was a great place. The local "powers that be" forced this place to close. The owners were given…read morenotice to vacate & the buildings were RAZED. No reason given. Stealing could be understood as a motive, but no. This was only destruction. Think twice before spending your hard earned dollars on Mexican property. This has happened countless times in the area. You don't have real property rights & ownership, with immutable, enforceable foreign ownership laws. Besides pointless destruction such as this, many Muleginias have made their fortunes off a gullible gringo, who lost everything they invested, to a remorseless liar. Renting is cheaper. Hang out a few years & learn who to trust. Not everyone that 'helps' you is your friend.

This place is a beauty, literally untouched, unknown, rare beauty.. Butch greeted me on my arrival…read more,I was looking for gas ..being I didn't have a destination, other than to see where the road led me . There's not any signs so thought I'd stop first chance I got . The Beach from a distance looked like heaven so thought I'd stop even just to take a quick photo & boy am I glad,it is even better up close ,couldn't take my eyes off of it .. I got myself a shot to calm my nerves along with some lunch & some great conversations..., Ps If you are in Loreto take note that no matter what road you take you will end up in paradise. #Loretolover

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San Buenaventura
San Buenaventura
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Isla Coronado - beaches - Updated November 2026

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