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Loreto Bay National Marine Park is more than just a national treasure, its status as a United Nations-classified Worl... more

Loreto Bay National Marine Park is more than just a national treasure, its status as a United Nations-classified World Heritage Site makes it one of the most important sanctuaries on the planet. Schools of fish radiating every color imaginable dart through its coral reefs, and sea turtles effortlessly glide through the cobalt-blue water. close

 

 

Constructed in 1699, San Javier Mission is the second-oldest mission in Baja California. A church that still holds re... more

Constructed in 1699, San Javier Mission is the second-oldest mission in Baja California. A church that still holds regular services anchors the stone-and-masonry mission. A visit to San Javier is like being transported back to colonial Mexico—indeed, very little of the mission's grounds have been altered since its settlement. close

 

 

Loreto is a pleasant destination with natural, beautiful attractions, such as the Bahia de Loreto Marine Park, which ... more

Loreto is a pleasant destination with natural, beautiful attractions, such as the Bahia de Loreto Marine Park, which consists of a group of islands that offer ideal conditions for scuba diving, fishing and nature observing. Also of interest is the Sierra la Giganta, an area with mountainous terrain that is optimal for climbing and biking. In the surrounding areas you can see the most famous cave paintings on the peninsula at the Sierra de San Francisco. In addition, you can visit baroque missions San Javier and Nuestra Senora de Loreto, the oldest in the region. As for local festivities, don't miss out on the annual celebrations to commemorate the city's founding. close