What to do in Isla Espiritu Santo

Pack your swimsuit and sunscreen for a day of fun and relaxation at Balandra Beach which lays claim to being one of the most beautiful in Mexico. This large circular bay is flanked by desert hills and has a pristine shoreline of white sand that leads to turquoise waters.

Crystal clear water, slides and sports activities are among the many features that make Playa el Coromuel one of the most popular beaches in the region. Gulls and pelicans gather at this beach, where you can often spot dolphins as well. Get a space for your family in the shaded enclosure of a palapa, a small hut of thatched straw and dried palm leaves.

The Marina Cortez is a charming harbor equipped with a few restaurants and countless sails of boats. It marks the southwestern end of the Malecón boardwalk and its accompanying sandy strand. Make your way along the docks and pick out your favorites from the yachts, speed boats and sailing vessels.

Comprising an elegant two-story bandstand, the Malecón Kiosk is the most iconic structure on the coastal boardwalk of La Paz. Its upper floor offers a wider vista of the surrounding attractions and activities in this active beachside hub. Snap a photo of the emblematic white structure, framed by palm trees swaying in the breeze.

With soft, white sand and calm blue water, El Tecolote Beach is an idyllic stretch of the coast that appears to go on for miles. Swim, enjoy watersports, work on your tan and dine with ocean views.

Pichilingue Beach is a family-friendly beach with soft, white sand lapped by the turquoise waters of the Sea of Cortez. Spend the day at this beautiful spot to unwind and to take part in watersports.

The Sanctuary of the Virgin of Guadalupe is a religious gem with a marvelous dome in downtown La Paz. It is a large and peaceful church with a modern-looking edifice. Admire the open and airy feel of the nave, which is flanked by whitewashed columns.