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Baja California Sur is a spectacular and very diverse state, boasting desert, pristine beaches, traditional culture, and rich natural beauty. Depending on what you're looking for when you visit, you can find options for adventure, nature immersion, traditional cuisine, romance, culture, and more.
Some must-see places, due to their appeal and interest, include:
La Paz
The Malecón (boardwalk) of La Paz: ideal for strolling, enjoying the sunset, and watching the boats.
Nearby beaches: Balandra (famous for its beauty and turquoise waters), El Tecolote, among others.
Cathedral of Our Lady of La Paz, in the historic center and the church of Santa Rosalia, a work attributed to the renowned French architect Gustave Eiffel (Eiffel Tower, Paris).
Museums: Museum of Art and Regional Museum of Anthropology.
The La Paz Serpentarium showcases interesting local fauna.
Cabo San Lucas / Los Cabos
The Arch of Cabo San Lucas (“El Arco”): an iconic rock formation at the end of the peninsula. The beaches in the Cabo San Lucas – San José del Cabo corridor are excellent for combining relaxation with activities (surfing, fishing, etc.).
Cabo San Lucas Natural History Museum (Museum of the Californias): to learn about the fauna, natural history, and archaeology of the region.
Cabo Pulmo National Park
Sea: One of the few coral reefs on Mexico's Pacific coast, with impressive marine biodiversity, ideal for snorkeling or diving.
Desert: Baja California has the largest sanctuary of cactus and exotic plants in the country.
Loreto Bay (Loreto Bay National Park)
A protected area with islands, cliffs, rich marine life, and coastal ecosystems.
Perfect for boat trips and marine wildlife viewing.
Todos Santos
A charming "Pueblo Mágico" (Magical Town): art galleries and artisan shops.
The Mission of Our Lady of Pilar is one of the historical sites to visit.
Whale Watching
Baja California Sur is famous for whale watching from December to April.
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