Southern Baja California, winter in the dunes and ocean
Aboard a jeep driven by your private guide, in the only place in the world where you will share the ocean with whales, sea lions and orcas, or discover deserts, biosphere reserves, cacti and missions: ready to visit Southern Baja California?
PREZZO
a partire da 6.990€ a persona (voli esclusi) *
DURATA
11 giorni
PARTECIPANTI
minimum 2 participants
EMISSIONI CO2
Tot: 2.601 kg
Trasporti: 2.409 kg
Alloggi: 63 kg
Attività: 129 kg
viaggio a partire da 6.990€ a persona (voli esclusi)
Descrizione
A winter journey into the arms of theocean, discovering an ancient world. You will sleep in San Ignacio Lagoon, a natural sanctuary where majestic gray whales come to give birth to their young. You will admire cave paintings, witnesses to a millennia-old past, and stroll through coastal villages, where the scent of the sea mingles with that of history. You will take home so many emotions and a deep respect for the majestic nature of Lower Southern California.
L'essenza della destinazione: vivi ciò che nessuno ti racconta
Mexico: le esperienze in cui ti immergerai
Approaching gray whales in San Ignacio Lagoon
Two boat trips to San Ignacio Lagoon to get close to gray whales, which congregate here for breeding and the birth of their young.
Night in the historic copper mine guesthouse in Santa Rosalía
Stay overnight in the historic guesthouse in Santa Rosalía, a town with French colonial charm that grew up around the old copper mines.
Island picnic among pink beaches and turquoise waters: Espiritu Santo and Coronado
Enjoy a picnic of fresh fish ceviche at two of the most beautiful beaches in Baja: Espiritu Santo and Coronado.
Alla compensazione ci pensiamo noi!
Ogni viaggio lascia un'impronta, ma la tua può essere più leggera: con i nostri itinerari, la compensazione della CO2 è sempre inclusa! Al rientro, riceverai il certificato della tua scelta sostenibile.
Live an unforgettable two-night experience in the heart of San Ignacio Lagoon, a protected nature reserve and international research center for the study of the gray whale. Feel the thrill of sharing the habitat of these magnificent cetaceans, in an oasis of peace and sustainability.
Prezzi
La quota include
- Local Italian-speaking guide-driver from the airport, with you for the duration of the trip
- Jeep or Suburban type car, also suitable for dirt roads
- Fuel costs and road tolls
- 10 nights in double room, breakfast included, including 2 nights in tented base camp in San Ignacio lagoon
- Admission to nature parks and museums, tours and boat excursions as scheduled
- Meals as scheduled: 4 lunches (of which 2 picnic style) and 2 dinners in the tented camp
- Resort fees
- Baja California travel guide in Italian and tourist map
- Sustainable travel kit
- Travel insurance: medical-baggage and cancellation
La quota NON include
- International flight round trip with baggage and airport taxes
- $30 gratuity per person, which your guide will collect upon arrival and then distribute over the course of the trip to the various boat crews
- Tips for the driver-guide
- Restaurant tips (it is a good idea to leave 10% of the total amount you will pay)
- Alcohol and soft drinks, personal expenses
- Porterage
- Anything not specifically mentioned under “the fee includes”
Southern Baja California, winter in the dunes and ocean
a partire da 6.990€ a persona voli esclusi *
11 giorni
minimum 2 participants
2.601 kg
Informazioni aggiuntive
- This trip is specifically designed to be enjoyed during the winter months from January to April.
- The itinerary can also be proposed as a self-drive, i.e. without a driver-guide but with a rented car, as the roads are quietly safe and passable by all travelers; in this case you can have a significant decrease in the selling price
- You can also do this program as a small group departure, sharing with other passengers and on fixed dates
- Valid passport required, as listed at www.viaggiaresicuri.it (Mexico tab under entry requirements); no country entry visa to be applied for and obtained prior to departure
- No mandatory vaccination
- We remind you that staying overnight at the San Ignacio base camp requires a spirit of adaptation, while being comfortable and a unique experience
- Tented base camp: at night in the tents the temperature can drop as low as 15 degrees in winter, so we suggest bringing technical clothing that keeps warmth in, hats and fleece pants to use for sleeping; also bring a towel and a flashlight; in the tents you will find sleeping bag and bed sheet; toilets and showers are communal but very clean, using hot water, environmentally friendly type given the location of the camp; electrical and USB outlets are available on site for charging camera and phone batteries; the area is not covered by cell phone signal
