Baja California Sur
A Classic Journey tracing desert mountains, marine sanctuaries, and the raw meeting point of sea & ocean
At the southern edge of the Baja peninsula, land narrows, light sharpens, and landscapes feel elemental. This journey moves between desert sierras, living seas, dune corridors, and Pacific swells, following a line where mountains fall into water and life is shaped by wind, tide, and distance.
Days unfold across open terrain and coastal frontiers, balancing immersion and freedom, movement and stillness, guided exploration and time to roam on your own terms.
Classic Journey
HIGHLIGHTS :
• Move through southern Baja California Sur, linking the cactus-studded Sierra de la Laguna, hidden freshwater pools, and the wind-shaped shores of the East Cape
• Explore the protected marine worlds of Cabo Pulmo National Park and Espíritu Santo, snorkeling and boating through coral reefs, sea lion colonies, and open waters of the Sea of Cortez
• Cross remote terrain between Los Barriles, Playa Los Sueños, and La Paz by 4×4, bike, and buggy, tracing desert tracks, farm valleys, dunes, and coastline
• Slow into Baja rhythms along the Pacific coast, surfing, soaking in hot springs, riding horseback, and letting wind, tide, and light set the pace
• Settle into local life around Todos Santos and nearby valleys, connecting with farmers and small producers, tasting desert-grown flavours, and sharing slow moments shaped by land, craft, and everyday coastal life
At a Glance
Start / End
San Jose del Cabo
Season
December → May
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Comfort
From €3,250
Signature
From €4,850
ITINERARY
DAY 1 & 2 :
Track the Sea of Cortez northward | Dive and navigate the protected reefs of Cabo Pulmo National Park, drifting over coral gardens and dense marine life | Follow the East Cape’s wind-carved coastline into Los Barriles | Climb into the Sierra de la Laguna, threading desert paths toward shaded canyons and freshwater pools | Choose an open coastal afternoon—soaking in hot springs, riding horseback, casting lines, or flying kites as light softens the land.
DAY 3 & 4
Roll across remote beach tracks and coastal dirt | Step into a working farm, tasting the land before pedalling quiet mountain trails | Glide into La Paz, framed by still bays and desert glow | Board a vessel for Espíritu Santo, snorkeling among sea lions and circling volcanic coves | Swim beside whale sharks, moving through the living waters of the Sea of Cortez.
DAY 5 & 6
Cross the peninsula as dunes rise and landscapes strip back | Drive buggies through open sand corridors, reading wind, scale, and silence | Drop onto the Pacific coast, sliding into surf breaks and long, empty beaches | Share a sunset dinner facing the ocean, slow food stretching into dusk | Ease into Todos Santos, balancing surf, coastal walks, and unstructured time shaped by salt air and wide horizons.
What’s Included
• Expert Blue Dune trip hosts for all daily activities and hosted meals
• Daily breakfasts, curated lunches, selected dinners, snacks & beverages
• Luxury boutique accommodations (final hotels confirmed with your dates)
• All multi-adventure activities with equipment and professional guides
• Special visits, tastings, and cultural experiences as outlined in your Trip Doc
• All local transport during the trip — shuttles, ferries, trains, and boat travel
• Park and reserve fees
• Baggage transfers
• Comprehensive Trip Doc with practical information and daily guidance
• All gratuities for hotels, restaurants, guides, and activity partners
What’s Not Included
• International flights and travel to/from trip start or end locations
• Additional alcoholic beverages and personal purchases
• Explore Meals
• Personal travel insurance
FAQ
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We select small, character-driven hotels and guesthouses that reflect the region.
Comfort focuses on charm, location, and simplicity
Signature elevates the experience with standout properties, stronger design, and a more refined atmosphere
Both prioritize warmth, cleanliness, and sense of place. Your Trip Doc will confirm exact properties once dates are finalized.
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Blue Dune trips are designed for active travelers of all levels.
By choosing your trip level—Easy-Going, Dynamic, or Adventurous—you already set the overall rhythm and intensity of the experience. Within that framework, daily activities remain adaptable, with pacing options, terrain variations, and built-in flexibility.
Beginners, families, and mixed-ability groups are welcome on many trips. Your host will help shape each day so everyone feels engaged, supported, and comfortable.
Your Trip Doc will explain activity levels and daily expectations in detail before departure.
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No. Participation is always optional.
Each day has a core experience, but lighter alternatives, rest time, or cultural exploration are always available. Blue Dune is about engagement, not obligation.
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Explore Meals are meals intentionally left open so you can discover local food at your own pace, usually one lunch on Long Weekend, one lunch and one dinner on Casual Journeys, two lunches and one dinner on In-Depth escapes.
Your Blue Dune host will always share recommendations and may join when it fits the flow.
Explore Meals are meals intentionally left open so you can discover local food at your own pace.
Outside of Explore Meals, your Blue Dune host will be with you throughout shared dining experiences to ensure everything runs smoothly and to enjoy those moments together. These meals are an important part of the trip rhythm—time to slow down, connect, and share the experience as a group.
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Yes. A Blue Dune host travels with the group for the full journey.
Your host manages logistics, activities, and daily flow, while also sharing key moments with the group—including lunches and dinners—creating a balanced, social, and relaxed experience.
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Trips are private by default.
If a departure is opened to other travelers, it will be clearly listed on our Open Trips page, allowing others to join the same dates.
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Group size depends on whether the trip is private or open.
Private trips have no fixed minimum or maximum. For the best overall experience, we generally recommend keeping groups under 16 guests. For very small private groups (under 4 guests), a small-group premium may apply to cover fixed logistics and staffing costs.
Open trips are intentionally capped at around 16 guests, ensuring smooth logistics, strong group dynamics, and a more personal experience.
Any group-size considerations will be clearly confirmed during the planning process and detailed in your Trip Doc.
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What happens after I send my Trip Request?
We contact you within 48 hours to review your details, clarify any questions, and discuss your vision for the trip if needed.
Once your dates and preferences are confirmed, we prepare your Trip Doc — a detailed itinerary outlining your proposed journey.
You review it, refine it with us, and once it feels perfect, we finalize your trip.