Luxury Boat Rental for Diving & Snorkeling Adventure in La Paz, Baja California

Floating Home in La Paz, Baja California Sur

10 guests • 1 bedroom • 1 bed • 1 bathroom

Where you'll sleep

Boats & Floating Homes (La Paz, Baja California, Mexico)

Bedroom

1 Bunk bed

Features and services

Most popular features

  • Breakfast included

  • Heating

  • Swimming

  • Fishing

  • Wildlife watching

  • Water sports

  • kayak

    Kayaking/Canoeing

  • Surfing

  • Whale watching

  • Electricity

  • Water

  • Boating/Sailing

  • Infants allowed

  • Children allowed

Where you will stay

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La Paz, Baja California Sur

Detailed location provided after booking

Scenic views
Imagine a camping trip with closest family and friends, except this time, guests will be on a boat diving, snorkeling, kayaking, and exploring an island. The choice is completely up to travelers at this glamping site. The town of La Paz is an authentic Mexican city and the largest in the state of Baja California Sur. It is typically dry and sunny with an average temperature of 24-33 degrees Celsius. It is warmer in summer and cooler in winter and the bay helps to protect against seasonal storms. It is worth leaving a day or two on either side of the trip to explore the city with its colonial architecture, beautiful Malecon, shops, and authentic Mexican restaurants, which feature some of the freshest fish and cuisine available in the area.
Activities near La Paz
  • Swimming

  • Water sports

  • Surfing

  • kayak

    Kayaking/Canoeing

  • surf-board

    Stand-up paddleboarding

  • scuba

    Scuba diving

  • Climbing

  • Fishing

  • Boating/Sailing

  • Whale watching

  • Wildlife watching

Take the opportunity to explore the Sea of Cortez. A relaxed and friendly crew will ensure the trip of a lifetime as glampers explore above and below the beautiful blue waters of southern Baja California. Designed for those with a lower budget but higher expectations, this glamping site is the platform to dive and snorkel Jacques Cousteau's "Worlds Largest Aquarium."

On land, the scenery is varied with coastal desert plains to inland mountains and canyons. The climate is dry and arid. The ecology here is considered relatively young—the peninsula having broken away from the mainland about two million years ago but it includes many endemic species. The vegetation is limited to desert dwelling plants in lower coastal regions, which include the world's largest cactus, and at higher elevations, there is pine and holm oak forest. This allows for a diversity of bird, mammal and reptile life to be found around the state. The islands that glampers may choose to explore have stunning features and beautiful colors that are a photographers paradise, and they can also learn a little about the history of the area.

Espiritu Santo is a favorite spot for first-time visitors and locals alike. Declared a Natural Protected Area by the federal government, the island is a valuable conservation area. Being uninhabited by humans it is a haven for divers and snorkelers who are seeking an adventure. Pristine beaches make a great lunch destination, but it is the sea lion colony that is the real star at the site. Inquisitive and playful in the water, snorkeling and diving with these creatures is a truly amazing experience.

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Arrival and departure

  • Check-in: Flexible

  • Check-out: 11:00 AM

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