You’ll ride out from La Paz by boat to Isla Espíritu Santo, swim with sea lions among bright coral reefs, and share fresh ceviche on a quiet beach. With snorkeling gear included and a local guide who knows every cove, you’ll get both adventure and those rare moments of calm that stick with you long after.
The first thing I noticed was the color — that wild turquoise around Isla Espíritu Santo near La Paz. It’s not something you can really capture in photos, you know? We set off early, the boat humming under us while pelicans skimmed past. Our guide, Martín, handed out snorkels and made a joke about wetsuits (“You’ll thank me later!”). I didn’t expect the water to be so clear or the sun to feel that strong on my shoulders even before noon.
We stopped by a rocky outcrop where sea lions lazed around like they owned the place. Some of them barked at us — or maybe at each other — and then one just slipped into the water right next to me. I tried not to flinch but honestly, it’s a little wild being that close. The coral reef was full of darting fish in colors I still can’t name. Salt stung my lips but I kept going because every turn showed something new (and Martín kept pointing out things I’d have missed).
Lunch happened on a quiet stretch of sand with nothing but wind and distant gulls for company. They served fish ceviche (vegan jicama option too) and these simple ham and cheese sandwiches — nothing fancy but after swimming it tasted perfect. Someone spilled their soda laughing at a story Martín told about tourists who tried to feed crackers to a pelican (don’t do that). The sun felt softer by then and I just lay back for a bit, listening to waves instead of talking.
The reference content doesn’t specify duration; check with your provider for exact timing.
Yes, lunch is included—fish ceviche or vegan jicama ceviche plus ham & cheese sandwich with drinks.
Yes, snorkeling gear is provided along with guidance from local staff during the tour.
Yes, infants can join; prams/strollers are allowed but must sit on an adult’s lap during the ride.
This tour isn’t recommended for pregnant travelers or those with spinal/cardiovascular issues.
Yes, vegan options like jicama hummus ceviche are available if requested in advance.
You’ll likely see sea lions as part of the marine life around Isla Espíritu Santo.
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Your day covers all snorkeling equipment plus a guided boat ride from La Paz out to Isla Espíritu Santo. Lunch is included—choose between fish ceviche or vegan jicama ceviche along with ham and cheese sandwiches, water, and soft drinks. Vegan menu modifications are possible if you let them know ahead of time.
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