Baja Kayaking

Baja Kayaking Is Paddling In Paradise

Baja is a paradise on earth. Baja kayaking offers the paddlers to explore the sunny shores and desert islands of the sea of Cortez, also known as Gulf of California. It offers stunning contrast multitudes of desert flora and fauna, craggy red desert mountains, azure seas and cobalt skies. It is a place to experience where the desert meets the sea.

Sea kayaking in Baja offers paddling along a spectacular section of coastline and exploring desert islands, which pierce the tranquil waters. To plan your vacation it is a perfect place. Many outfitters have their guided tours from a single day to multi day expedition depending on the choice of paddlers. You can even rent a kayak and explore on your own.

The must visit places in Baja for kayaking are:

1.Isla Espiritu Santo: It is the most appealing island. It has rugged shoreline, off shore islands and series of headlands and deep bay making it full of adventure. The west coast of Espiritu has most spectacular white sandy bays and the east coast has enormous towering cliffs, bizarre rock formations and alluring sea caves. You can swim with sea lion pups, admire a school of dolphins, explore hidden island lagoons, hike volcanic arroyos, and explore canyons with amazing rock formations, fantastic plant life, to enjoy fantastic snorkeling and marvel at one of the world’s most diverse natural aquarium. You can see 40-ton mammal (whale) at your fingertips. This can give you awe inspiring experience. It is world famous whale watching in Baja.

2.Loreto La Paz Coast: It has amazing amount of marine activity. Most commonly seen are dolphins, perhaps whale and this area has pristine locations for snorkeling. It offers finest coastal scenery in Baja California Sur. It has an enormous and spectacular mountain range. At many, there are sheer cliffs hundreds of feet high, which plunges directly into the gulf. Caves and arches are formed by rust red volcanic rock formations. The beaches are extraordinarily beautiful with fine soft white sand.

3.Baja Pacific Lagoon: It is a very remote, virgin and spectacular part of Baja. The Magdalena Bay is the winter home of Gray whales who migrate and give birth in these protected waters. There are prolific numbers of exotic birds.

4.Islas San Jose: It is a remote island with spectacular coastal scenery, fine camping beaches and due to its proximity an opportunity to really escape from the crowds. It offers incredible snorkeling sites where the sea is teeming with tropical fish.

5.Balandra Bay: The water here is just like swimming pool, turquoise blue and white sandy beaches fringe the bay. It is towered by deep red volcanic mountains.

Baja Kayaking offers all snorkeling, hiking, and camping. You can explore the nature and all aspects from it, from bird life to constellations, all make it a stimulating and inspiring experience.