Wild Loreto Tours

Av. Miguel Hidalgo 68, Centro, 23880 Loreto, B.C.S.

Hours

Office open daily 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.  Check online for upcoming tours and times.

Cost

With so many tours, we can only list a few that we discussed:

  • Private Cruise: $1,299 USD.
  • Coronados Adult: $99 USD.
  • Coronados Children: $48 USD.
  • Horseback Adult: $99 USD.
  • Horseback Children: $50 USD.
  • Blue Whale watching (seasonal): from $135 USD

Prices are subject to change; check their website for updates.

About

While this sounds cliché, Wild Loreto Tours has a tour with your name written on it! Whether you want to explore the islands and waters on a catamaran, go horseback riding across the Baja desert, or get shuttled to airports and nearby cities, it has you covered. In fact, they offer so many sightseeing packages that we can only address a handful in this post.

Sometimes, quantity equates to a lack of quality, but not with Wild Loreto Tours. The guides are well-trained and certified to lead adventures in Loreto Bay National Park and Tabor Canyon. This outfitter also limits the number of guests, so you're not on one of those jam-packed outings. All tours are eco-centric, ensuring the landscapes, reefs, and beaches last for generations to come.

Wild Loreto Tours is passionate about exploring and protecting this remarkable part of Mexico. The guides are locals, ready to share stories about the people, land, and sea that shape every journey.

The staff at this outfitter goes the extra mile to make your adventure fun, educational, safe, and unique. A prime example is the Coronado Island tour. Unlike other tour groups that let you disembark at the white, sandy beach, Wild Loreto Tours sails around the entire island. This added feature gives you a front row seat to viewing the seal colony, hidden caves, and a sea turtle cove.

If you enjoy history or are fascinated by architecture, consider a land tour to landmarks like the elegant Misión de Nuestra Señora de Loreto. Soak up the scenery on the one-hour drive in a modern shuttle, and at the site, a seasoned guide will offer insights into the mission's story.

With so much to explore on land and sea in Baja California Sur, book an adventure with Wild Loreto Tours for sustainable outdoor expeditions.

Wild Loreto Tours: Fun Facts & Cool Features

Let's begin unpacking some of the water tours.

For a tailor-made adventure for your family or as a couple celebrating a milestone, consider the Half-Day Private Cruise and Snorkel. You'll be on a 35-foot catamaran with up to 12 guests for a six-hour cruise. The best part is that you determine the course and what you want to see and do on this all-inclusive package.

For a once-in-a-lifetime marine experience, book the blue whale tour. This four-hour adventure is available from February to March, when blue whales, the world's largest animals, migrate to the Sea of Cortez.

You'll also find sunset and margarita tours, island hopping and nature adventures, and fishing expeditions. Next, let's explore some of the land tours offered by Wild Loreto Tours.

Explore the Baja Desert on horseback! A local guide leads this 2.5-hour tour, bringing vast knowledge of the area's wildlife and vegetation. This leisurely ride provides breathtaking views of the Sierra la Giganta mountain range and the Sea of Cortez.

For those who are in decent shape, the Tabor Canyon hike is a must. The three-hour adventure features a three-mile hike led by an eco-friendly guide. You'll learn about the area's history, flora, and fauna as you take in the ocean, marvel at massive boulders, and clear pools of water.

Other land tours to investigate are to the Canipole cave paintings and the San Javier Mission. Additionally, the company offers shuttle services to Los Cabos, Loreto Airport, and La Paz, among others.

Wild Loreto Tours lets you experience all that the Baja California Sur has to offer. Each trip feels personal, informative, and rewarding, making a tour a highlight for families, couples, and solo travelers visiting Loreto.

Local Tips

  • Reserve your spot early, as tours fill up quickly.
  • Carry cash for tips.
  • For water tours, bring reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, a towel, and a refillable water bottle.
  • Wear comfortable shoes for the land adventures.

Location

Av. Miguel Hidalgo 68, Centro, 23880 Loreto, B.C.S.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Loreto International Airport (LTO) has direct service to the cities of TIjuana and La Paz along the Baja, as well as international service to US cities such as Phoenix, Dallas, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, as well as Calgary in Canada.

If traveling by car across Baja California Sur, Loreto is about a 4.5 hour drive north from La Paz along Highway 1, also known as the Transpeninsular Highway.

Loreto has a tropical desert climate, with plenty of sunshine and fluctuating hot and cooler seasons. The high season in Loreto is from November – April (plus, whale watching usually hits its stride from December – March), though winter nights can be chilly. May thru October is the lower season, with heat and humidity particularly noticeable from July – September. For scuba divers, however, the sultry summer months provide some of the best visibility.

Renting a car when visiting Loreto is highly recommended, particularly if you plan to explore the area. Loreto Bay in Nopolo, where the Casago Loreto vacation rentals office is located, is about a 20-minute drive from downtown and just 10 minutes from the airport.

You will find that within Loreto Bay in Nopolo all pathways east lead to the beach. It’s about a 15-minute walk max from just about anywhere in Loreto Bay to the sandy shore.

Loreto is considered to be one of the safest cities in Mexico. With fewer crowds, you will frequently find residents and visitors alike strolling peacefully through the area. As for any area, safety tips include using registered taxis (if you haven’t rented a car), and traveling to excursion spots or along the Transpeninsular Highway by day (plus, this helps prevent being startled by wildlife or livestock on the road).

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