Mexico · LORETO TOURS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 7 loreto tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of Loreto’s Coronado Island boat tour, with wildlife, snorkeling, lunch, drinks, beach time, safety tips, and honest value advice.
“Saw more wildlife than expected, including a humpback whale. Nice beach, clear water, no fish nice views”
Visit San Javier Mission from Loreto with mountain views, local history, Mexican lunch, drinks, and hotel pickup on this four-hour tour.
“Damien was a great guide-we learned about the area and it’s history and we really enjoyed joyed the drive up into the mountains and the tour of San Javier!”
Explore Loreto’s Coronado Island by boat, spot wildlife, snorkel, and enjoy a beach picnic with Baja Mia Activities.
“Tour desk located right at the end of the dock. Friendly staff. NP pass was purchased from little shop on the dock. We were given chicken enchilada lunch, other guests given cervicie. Not sure if we had the option to order that or not. Soft drinks provided. Boat ride to the island was awesome. Lots of animal life and rock formations to enjoy. Hiked around the island with a local guide. Tipped her. We accepted snorkel gear and planned to snorkel but water was cool and full of stinging jellyfish. So no, just waded. Shaded tables and outhouse. Relaxing afternoon.”
Review of Wild Loreto’s private airport transfer, with honest advice on timing, meeting points, price, comfort, and return-trip planning.
“Guerremo was very friendly. The ride was very comfortable. The van was spacious and clean. The driver was very courteous and helped with our luggage.”
Ride Loreto beaches, desert trails, and a natural pool on a private three-hour ATV tour with training, gear, and optional hotel pickup.
“We enjoyed our tour but EVERYTHING got better when our guide gave us his machine to ride. The rentals they put us on were a little rough. We only live an hour and a half away and would absolutely consider doing a ride more often if they did.”
Taste Loreto by bike or on foot, with tacos, paletas, family-run eateries, Sea of Cortez views, and a warm local guide.
“Great fun. Our guide knows a lot about local food and the community. Food is plentiful and delicious.”
Tackle Tabor Canyon near Loreto with a local guide, boulder scrambling, waterfalls, ocean views, snacks, drinks, and hotel pickup.
“Beautiful sunrise and canyon. Very challenging course—we are experienced hikers but it was still a lot of bouldering and scrabbling—glad we brought our hiking boots. Lino our guide was terrific—helped us navigate through the rocks and told us about the plants and some of the human history of the area.”
Pick the kind of day first, then pick the coast.
