Isla Coronado to Isla del Espiritu Santo

8 days in Mexico Baja California
Mexico has it all. Sun, sea, desert, jungle, mountains, ancient culture, desert landscape, five-star resorts and isolated beached. All packed with friendly locals who spice the country with interest and intrigue. The Pacific coast and nearby Baja, California, are among the most irresistible areas of all.

Isla Coronados is immediately recognized thanks to the 289m tall, recognizable volcanic cone. Isla Coronados, which is a part of the Loreto National Park, is a fantastic place to snorkel because it frequently has big concentrations of dolphins and mobulas. During your Sea of Cortez yacht rental, spend the morning taking advantage of the stunning beaches and turquoise waters, as well as strenuous treks and excellent snorkeling, before spending the afternoon cruising to Isla Danzante. On a remote beach, lunch will be prepared, and the chef will impress you with a fantastic BBQ featuring fresh fish and lobster.
This stunning island features crystal clear waters that are comparable to those in the popular Riviera Maya, but without the crowds or loud spring breakers. Snorkel in waters brimming with tropical fish, sea turtles, and manta rays, before stopping at the island’s white sandy beaches for some well earned relaxation. There are no stores or restaurants on the island; its breathtaking views, tranquillity, and pristine beaches are what makes it a highly desirable destination for yacht charterers.

Isla Danzante, a remote paradise off the coast of Baja California Sur, is home to a wide variety of amazing species and flora. The more active charter travelers should travel to Loreto Bay to play a round of golf at one of the beautiful nearby golf courses. Enjoy a little cruise toward Isla Catalina or Isla Montserrat in the afternoon, depending on the weather.
Stunning Isla Danzante can be found in Mexico’s Sea of Cortez. Its clean beaches, transparent waters, and stunning marine life make it a popular anchorage. Honeymoon Cove is just one of many beautiful bays on the island that provide safe haven for yachts. Swimming, snorkelling, scuba diving on the black coral reef at Punta Eleonor (known as the “Aquarium”) is one of the most spectacular things to do. Head ashore to explore rugged cliffs and colourful rock formations on foot, and if you’re lucky you might spot a Blue-footed Booby, which can be found only in a handful of other places on Earth.

Isla Monserrate is a deserted and is part of the Bay of Loreto National Park, and home to 13 species of reptile including a species of Whiptail named for the island. Very few visitors stop here, so you can relish the complete privacy and isolation. It is the largest and among the oldest oceanic islands in the region, with an impressive landscaped formed by volcanic limestone. It has beautiful landscapes that can be enjoyed with a hike. Divers will want to get their underwater cameras ready, is almost a mile of pristine sand and a lovely place for a relaxed stroll and snorkelling.
With very few tourists visiting, you can enjoy the area’s remote tranquillity and soak in the stunning views undisturbed. Divers will find an underwater paradise full of unique photo opportunities, while the mile-long pristine beach is perfect for a scenic walk or a refreshing snorkelling experience. Get ready to discover a rich variety of wildlife both above and below the surface on this unforgettable yacht charter destination.

Make your way to Isla Santa Catalina, a haven for divers and a well-liked location for mountain biking, hiking, and sport fishing. Take a stroll along the beaches’ turquoise fringe, or spend the evening trying your luck at the Catalina Casino, a landmark of art deco architecture. Isla Santa Catalina is certain to be a highlight of your Water of Cortez yacht charter, whether you’re drawn to the sea or mountain peaks.
Isla Santa Catalina is a beautiful island off the coast of Baja California known for its beautiful beaches, clear waters, and diverse marine life. The island also supports a number of rare and endangered species, including the Baja California rattlesnake and the Santa Catalina spiny lizard, as well as a number of bird species. The rugged coastline and dramatic cliffs of Isla Santa Catalina create a truly unique and breathtaking landscape.

Spend the day at the Isla San Francisco, with warm and clear water, perfect for swimming and the snorkeling is excellent. The sandy bottom of the cove is home to thousands of garden eels, and it is fascinating to watch them sink into the sand as you float over them. A great day trip from Isla San Francisco is to a tiny island at the north end called Isla Lobo. Leave for nearby Bahia Amortajada for the night.
A popular anchorage with its large crescent-shaped beach (Half Moon beach) offering protection and tranquillity – not to mention stunning natural beauty. Snorkel to see the millions of garden eels slip under the sand as you float across the cove and stretch out under the cliff of the island to check out the amazing colour effect of the pink rocks in contrast with the turquoise water. On foot, you explored the island’s beach, salt flat, and ridge line. Hike to the top to see blue seas for kilometres and sit in wonder as you watch fish feed in the depths below.

The sea lion breeding colony in Los Islotes is well known. In order to experience the wonder of interacting with curious sea lions and their pups, snorkelers and divers have been coming to this rocky outcropping for years, only 0.5 miles off the northwest tip of Isla Partida. Return to your yacht afterward and unwind on the beautiful sand beaches or engage in further activities like hiking, snorkeling, exploring, or even fishing.
A small island of dramatic rocky formations rising from the Sea of Cortez are home to some of Mexico’s richest marine life. The sea lion colonies that have made their home on two islands are the major drawcard, in addition to the stunning underwater world. End your day by watching the sunset on the yacht, surrounded by the tranquil waters and the sounds of the sea.

Today, you will unwind and take part in a variety of water sports. Some of the guests’ favorite activities include snorkeling with sea lions, fishing from a tender, and exploring some of the land-based hiking routes. Observe marine birds up close by paddling a kayak or stand-up paddleboard to the cliffs. You may also unwind at the fine-sand beach, where the crew will put up a beach BBQ with some tables, chairs, a tent, and a bonfire that is ready to be started.
This beautiful gem in the bay of La Paz is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and boasts the most beautiful views of all the islands in the Sea of Cortez. Its desert scenery, red and black volcanic cliffs, turquoise water and white sandy beaches are simply jaw-dropping. There are spectacular hikes you can take from Playa Corralitos, San Gabriel and Playa de La Bonanza, or simply unwind and relax on one of the island’s serene beaches.

San Jose del Cabo is a city in Baja California Sur, in the stunning area of Los Cabos. It is mainly sought after for its stunning beaches, which boast impossibly white sand and blue waters scattered by rock formations. San José del Cabo, though, has more to offer than seaside charm. Its picturesque city center has great cultural value. Along the way make stops at the Art District where you can find Mexican traditional art creations. The area boasts gold-sand beaches, marine wildlife, local farm-to-table cuisine celebrating the city’s laid-back, and beachy vibes.
Prepare for gorgeous beaches with white sand, turquoise waters, and stunning rock formations. San Jose del Cabo offers more than just a seaside escape; it has a rich cultural heritage showcased in its charming city center and Art District, where you can find a variety of traditional Mexican art. The city’s farm-to-table cuisine celebrates its laid-back style, while marine wildlife and gold sanded beaches add to its allure. A day trip here promises an unforgettable experience.