Trip

Coronados Island Day Tour

1 Days
Beginner
$315

6 hours

Formed by a volcano only 160,000 years ago, Isla Coronados is a young island. Playful sea lions, curious sea birds, hiking trails, and scenic beaches reward your excursion to Isla Coronados.

Day tour includes a stable and fun sit-on-top kayak or paddleboard, paddle, life jacket, guide, safety gear, drybag, snorkel gear, panga (motorboat), captain, lunch and Marine Park permits. Sea kayaks available by request for experienced paddlers.

Your guide and panga captain will take you on an exploration around the rugged side of the island to see a sea lion colony and fascinating geological formations. Weather permitting, you may snorkel or kayak near the sea lion colony. Disembark for lunch and some exploration on a long white sand beach. Soak up the sun or relax in the shade of a sun tarp or palapa. Snorkel the bay to see vibrant fish life. Enjoy the freedom of paddling along the beach or into the next bay. Wander the marked trails to the south side of the island or out the long peninsula. Return to Loreto in the early afternoon.

Pricing in USD per person
1 person $495
2 people $345
3-5 people $315

Skill Level

No experience necessary.

Relaxing to moderate activity.

Ability to swim is recommended but not required.

Where to meet on trip day

On the morning of your trip, meet at the blue whale statue at the Loreto Marina

Where to check-in prior to trip day

If you’d like to check in we can visit our NEW Expedition Base that is located near the center of Loreto, on Calle Davis, El Jaral. A block from the north end of the waterfront.  It is staffed at designated meeting times and during store hours. https://maps.app.goo.gl/w4y5bxstcUMvbg7y5 

Directions

Go to the waterfront, and walk NORTH on the Malecon (the waterfront road/walkway). At the end of the road and walkway, turn inland one block, then turn (right) to Calle Davis, then walk until you see a white building with a wooden gate and our storefront. We will be prepared to meet you at the pre-arranged meeting time, or during store hours.

  • Stable and fun sit-on-top kayak or paddleboard
  • Paddle
  • Life jacket
  • Drybag
  • Leash for paddleboard; skirt for sea kayak
  • Snorkel gear – mask, fins, snorkel
  • Wetsuit – 2mm shorty & neoprene top if desired
  • Panga (motorboat) and captain
  • Certified guide (ACA and/or British Canoeing; WFR)
  • Safety gear
  • Lunch & snacks
  • National Park permits
  • Sea kayaks available by request for experienced paddlers.
For paddling
  • 1 liter of water
  • Sunscreen and lip protection
  • Sunglasses with strap
  • Strap for regular glasses
  • Hat for sun
  • Non-cotton long-sleeve shirt
  • Quick-dry shorts/pants
  • Water shoes or sandals with heel strap
  • Towel
  • Bathing suit
  • Sense of adventure!
Optional
  • Binoculars
  • Camera
  • Sarong or wrap
  • Journal, book
  • Paddling gloves
Included. Bring your own only if preferred.

Wetsuit – 2mm shorty & neoprene top
Mask, fins, snorkel
Snacks

Tips for your guides/coaches/captains are always appreciated! Fifteen percent is typical, but completely at your discretion. Tips may be handed in cash to your lead guide at the end of the trip, to divide among the guide and captain team. Mexican pesos are ideal, but unmarked US dollars with no rips or physical damage are also good in any denomination.

Tips for taxis are included in the trip price.

Thank you!

Payment

Balance is due upon reservation.

Cancellation
  • Before 7 days advance of trip: full credit or refund minus 15% administrative fees.
  • Within 7 days of trip, full credit if used within a week, subject to availability.
  • Or half credit for a future season.
  • No refunds.

Please INSURE your trip with Cancel for Any Reason (CFAR) insurance.

Travel Insurance companies our clients have had success with these:
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allianztravelinsurance.com

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