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Experience the Best of
Baja California With Endless Possibilities
Besides fantastic fishing, while on the
Sea of Cortez you may encounter huge numbers of porpoises,
gray and humpback whales, pilot whales, and occasional pods of
orcas. Sea lion colonies inhabit the rocky cliffs to the south
of the East Cape beaches, and many sea turtles thrive in these
fertile waters.
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Enjoy snorkeling along the white sand beaches, and certified
scuba divers can arrange dive trips to Baja's Living Reef at
Cabo Pulmo.
Your resort front desk will coordinate a variety of other
activities as you wish. Choose half- or full-day Eco-Tours to
beach comb and shell hunt, or to experience spring-fed
freshwater pools and magnificent waterfalls in the Sierra de
la Laguna mountain range. Hundreds of bird species and
countless other wildlife inhabits the terrain of Baja.
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East Cape Videos:
#1 Intro &
Overview
#3 Hotel &
Amenities
#5 Planning
Your Trip
#7 Smokehouse,
Spa, & Activities
#10 Conclusion
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ATV rentals provide access to endless miles of remote sandy
beaches and dunes, or ride the mountain trails and "arroyos"
(dry river beds) to explore the far reaches of the surrounding
territory. Hike the wilderness, or choose to travel by
horseback.
Jet Ski and sea kayak rentals expand your enjoyment of the Sea
of Cortez, and recently, adventurous anglers have been
targeting inshore gamefish species via kayak. A thrilling
experience!
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To challenge the world-famous golf courses in the resort city
of Cabo San Lucas (90 minutes south), arrange shuttle taxi
service or rent a car. In Baja Sur's capital city-La Paz (90
minutes north)-as well as in Cabo San Lucas, shopping
opportunities abound for jewelry, clothing, local artifacts,
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