Playboy features TOSEA in “Baja California Sur: Travel the Eco-Conscious Way
Pacific Bluffs Cliff Walk
Pacific Bluffs Cliff Walk
A dramatic hike with spectacular views!
Our Pacific bluffs cliff walk starts at Punta Lobos, the sweeping Pacific beach where the local fishermen of Todos Santos launch their boats each morning and bring in the daily catch each afternoon. A quick walk up the hill brings us to breath-taking views of a different kind of coastline, with dramatic rocky outcroppings and crashing surf. We’re likely to spot whales from this high vantage point during several months of the year.
Throughout the walk we’ll have the stunning combination of desert landscape running to the sea. We’ll pass an active sea lion colony, as well as the ruins of the shipping port Los Algodones. Your guide will offer in-depth commentary on the terrific variety of flora and fauna you see, as well as the history of the area from the human perspective. After about 3.5 hours of walking, we’ll arrive at the idyllic beach of San Pedro where a picnic lunch will be waiting. San Pedro features a beautiful marsh filled with bird life and a protective cove ringed by towering palms. Here we’ll eat, relax, sunbathe, swim, read – just enjoy the bliss of being in Baja!
This walk includes a 600-foot elevation gain at the beginning, hiking over loose, uneven terrain, and some bouldering.
Duration
- +- 5 Hours (3.5 hours hiking)
Price in USD
- 2-3 guests: $80/person
- 4-6 guests: $70/person
(*A 16% IVA tax will be added to final price)
Includes
- Bilingual naturalist guide/professionally licensed driver who is a certified Wilderness First Responder, NOM-9graduate and Leave No Trace certified
- Roundtrip transportation in a private vehicle
- Delicious picnic lunch on the spectacular Playa Las Palmas
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Going Green
- This trip is carbon neutral
- No single-use plastics are used
- All organic waste is composted and all eligible materials are recycled
Tomorrow's Air
Carbon removal from our atmosphere is essential in addressing the world's climate crisis. We are a proud carbon capture education partner with Tomorrow's Air and have supported the removal of one ton of carbon dioxide from the air. Learn more!
What to Bring
- Hiking Shoes
- Sunblock
- Hat & Sunglasses
- Water bottle
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Sierra Hike with Ranch Lunch
Sierra Hike with
Ranch Lunch
Ranch Lunch
A spectacular off-the-beaten-path adventure!
The Sierra de la Laguna Biosphere Reserve interpretive hike is in one of Baja California Sur’s most beautiful but least explored areas. Part of an island off the coast of Baja 10 million years ago, the Reserve is home to an incredible diversity of plant and animal life and up to 30% of species are endemic, meaning they only can be found in the Sierras.
We’ll start the hike at a local ranch, then hike up to get spectacular views all the way down to the sea. At the end of our hike, we’ll have a beautiful ranch lunch in the shade of ancient mango trees. This tour is recommended for experienced hikers only.
Duration
- Full Day
Price in USD
- 2-3 guests: $80/person
- 4+ guests: $70/person
(*A 16% IVA tax will be added to final price)
Includes
- Bilingual naturalist guide/professionally licensed driver who is a certified Wilderness First Responder, NOM-9 graduate and Leave No Trace certified
- Roundtrip private transportation to trailhead
- Park permit
- Delicious picnic lunch
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Going Green
- This trip is carbon neutral
- No single-use plastics are used
- All organic waste is composted and all eligible materials are recycled
Tomorrow's Air
Carbon removal from our atmosphere is essential in addressing the world's climate crisis. We are a proud carbon capture education partner with Tomorrow's Air and have supported the removal of one ton of carbon dioxide from the air. Learn more!
What to Bring
- Hiking Shoes
- Sunblock
- Hat & Sunglasses
- Water bottle
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Kayaking Isla Espiritu Santo
Kayaking Isla Espiritu Santo
A migratory glamping adventure!
Welcome to our migratory kayaking adventure on Isla Espiritu Santo! This adventure was created for those who want the joy of kayaking from beach to beach in a wild, pristine environment, matched with the joys of chef-prepared meals, daily happy hour, and full panga support.
During this fully-guided and supported six-day, five-night trip, we’ll kayak the length of Isla Espiritu Santo, making camp at 3 beautiful beaches along the way. In addition to kayaking, our adventures will include swimming with playful sea lions puppies, snorkeling beautiful reefs, hiking the volcanic trails of the island, bird watching (there’s Blue-footed Boobies!) and taking in the stars and Milky Way at night. The bliss that is being in Baja!
This trip features large dome tents that have comfortable cots and sleeping bags, chairs, and a dining area where the camp chefs serve terrific food throughout the day, starting with cold breakfast and coffee, followed by hot breakfast, lunch, happy hour and dinner. A spectacular migratory adventure!
Duration
- 6 days/5 nights (2-night minimum stay)
Price in USD
- Please contact us or your travel professional for pricing
(*A 16% IVA tax will be added to final price)
Includes
- Bilingual naturalist guide/professionally licensed driver who is a certified Wilderness First Responder, NOM-9 graduate and Leave No Trace certified
- Roundtrip transfer from your hotel in Todos Santos or La Paz
- Roundtrip island transfer
- Snorkeling gear and wet suit
- Daily happy hour
- All adventures and related equipment including swimming with sea lions (in season), kayaking, birding, hiking, snorkeling, star gazing, hanging around doing absolutely nothing
- Accommodations in dome tents with cots, sleeping bags, chairs and towels for beach and bath
- Panga support
- National Park Conservation fee
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Going Green
- This trip is carbon neutral
- No single-use plastics are used
- All organic waste is composted and all eligible materials are recycled
Tomorrow's Air
Carbon removal from our atmosphere is essential in addressing the world's climate crisis. We are a proud carbon capture education partner with Tomorrow's Air and have supported the removal of one ton of carbon dioxide from the air. Learn more!
What to Bring
- Reef-friendly sunblock
- Hat & Sunglasses
- Packing list provided in itinerary
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Whale Watching in Magdalena Bay
Whale Watching in
Magdalena Bay
Magdalena Bay
A stand-out highlight of any trip to Baja!
The connections possible with our fellow mammals in the lagoons of Magdalena Bay are absolutely joyous and should be at the top of any bucket list you may be creating. The whole area is wonderful: Magdalena Bay is the largest wetlands ecosystem on the west coast of Baja and one of the most important in North America. In fact, the World Wildlife Fund ranks it as one of the most important coastal habitats in Mexico. Magdalena Bay also has mangrove forests, barrier beaches and sand dune islands, all of which contribute to the incredible scenery and biological diversity of the area. Things that often happen to us during our two-day/one-night trip in Magdalena Bay:
- Gray whale mothers bring their babies right up to the boat to say hello
- Gray whale babies present themselves for a good rub or a pat
- Gray whale males sidle along the boat and spout water on us – they clearly think it´s very funny
- Gray whale couples roll languidly by, completely ignoring us as they enjoy some Baja romance
- Gray whales of all types bring their huge heads out of the water and look us straight in the eye
Duration
- 2 days/1 night
Price in USD
- 2-3 guests: $635 pp
- 4-5 guests: $445 pp
- 6+ guests: $375 pp
- Single Supplement: Please enquire for pricing
(*A 16% IVA tax will be added to final price)
Includes
- Bilingual naturalist guide/professionally licensed driver who is a certified Wilderness First Responder, NOM-9 graduate and Leave No Trace certified
- Roundtrip Todos Santos/Magdalena Bay Transfer (4.5 hours)
- 6 hours of whale watching: 3 hours the first afternoon and 3 hours the following morning
- Lunch and dinner on first day, breakfast and lunch on second day
- Hotel accommodation in Mag Bay
Note: This adventure is available from January 25 – March 15 yearly
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Going Green
- This trip is carbon neutral
- No single-use plastics are used
- All organic waste is composted and all eligible materials are recycled
Tomorrow's Air
Carbon removal from our atmosphere is essential in addressing the world's climate crisis. We are a proud carbon capture education partner with Tomorrow's Air and have supported the removal of one ton of carbon dioxide from the air. Learn more!
What to Bring
- Reef-friendly sunblock
- Hat & Sunglasses
- Packing list provided in itinerary
