Baja Trek - Southern Exposure Trip

Trip Details:

Travel Dates:
See Trek Schedule

Travel Style:
Baja Adventurer

Vehicle: Eco-Van

Included:
Low-Impact Tent Camping,
70% Healthy Meals,
1 Night -
Multi-share Hotel/Hostel
Etc.

Begins-Ends:
The Baja border

Duration: 10 Days

Cost: $619 + 136 USD
Food Fund
(70% meals included, Snacks and Beverages not included)

Cost: $619 + 136 USD Food Fund (70% meals included) - 10 Days

We're taking off to the Baja California beaches and wild interior of Baja! It's a memorable Baja Adventurer style trek with long clear days and intense azure skies. Hope you like being bare-foot because shoes aren't needed on this trek!

If you haven't yet, please check out our FAQs and Why Not Baja Trek to see what we're really all about!

Day 1

We start our adventure at the Baja border where we say 'Hola' and load-up. After meeting and checking the supplies it's on the road, down

through sunny Baja California! We'll venture through wine country or hug the Pacific Coast during the morning and then cross across the desert through spectacular fields of huge Cardon cactus and rock gardens. The evening finds us on our first secluded beach on the Pacific side of Baja California basking by a beach campfire.

Day 2

We'll pull into the oasis town of San Ignacio that is surrounded by the majestic Viscaino desert and thousands of date palms. From here see the town, explore the Jesuit mission or take a refreshing swim in the lagoon among the palm trees.

Day 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8

Next stop- beaches, beaches and more beaches. After visiting the french town of Santa Rosalia and then moving onto the oasis village of Mulege we'll explore the coast of the wonderful Sea of Cortez. Some of the most beautiful beaches are found in this area on Bahia de Conception located on the eastern side of Baja California. Here we settle into our sheltered cove campsite by the beach and soak in the rays of the awesome Baja sun and enjoy the sand for miles. During this trek you'll get to experience the cool breezes of the beaches on the Pacific Ocean and relax in the warm sun of the beaches on the Sea of Cortez! What's your favorite?

Then it's really off the beaten path where we greet some of the many famous dirt roads of Baja. No tourists here. This is full immersion. The area is like stepping back in time as you can see what life was like in Baja California before the main road was completed just 35 years ago!

Day 8/9

Today it's vayamos los amigos! Destination - Catavina. Here we'll get to know the cactus of Baja California and visit the native cave paintings in the area if time permits while exploring the various arroyos and rock gardens.

Day 10

It's an easy ride into Ensenada for some fine local food and souveniers. Then up through the picturesque wine country or up the coast of northern Baja. From here it's grab the bags, stash the memories and say 'Hasta luego' to your new amigos.


Copyright ©2007-2014 Baja Trek Site Map * Affiliate Signup * Privacy Policy Trip Details: Travel Dates: See Trek Schedule Travel Style: Baja Adventurer Vehicle: Eco-Van Included: Low-Impact Tent Camping, 70% Healthy Meals, 1 Night - Multi-share Hotel/Hostel Etc. Begins-Ends: The Baja border Duration: 10 Days Cost: $619 + 136 USD Food Fund (70% meals included, Snacks and Beverages not included) Our adventures are designed to be flexible. Due to the nature of Baja travel the above itineraries are meant for representative purposes. Cost: $619 + 136 USD Food Fund (70% meals included) - 10 Days We're taking off to the Baja California beaches and wild interior of Baja! It's a memorable Baja Adventurer style trek with long clear days and intense azure skies. Hope you like being bare-foot because shoes aren't needed on this trek! If you haven't yet, please check out our FAQs and Why Not Baja Trek to see what we're really all about! Day 1 We start our adventure at the Baja border where we say 'Hola' and load-up. After meeting and checking the supplies it's on the road, down through sunny Baja California! We'll venture through wine country or hug the Pacific Coast during the morning and then cross across the desert through spectacular fields of huge Cardon cactus and rock gardens. The evening finds us on our first secluded beach on the Pacific side of Baja California basking by a beach campfire. Day 2 We'll pull into the oasis town of San Ignacio that is surrounded by the majestic Viscaino desert and thousands of date palms. From here see the town, explore the Jesuit mission or take a refreshing swim in the lagoon among the palm trees. Day 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 Next stop- beaches, beaches and more beaches. After visiting the french town of Santa Rosalia and then moving onto the oasis village of Mulege we'll explore the coast of the wonderful Sea of Cortez. Some of the most beautiful beaches are found in this area on Bahia de Conception located on the eastern side of Baja California. Here we settle into our sheltered cove campsite by the beach and soak in the rays of the awesome Baja sun and enjoy the sand for miles. During this trek you'll get to experience the cool breezes of the beaches on the Pacific Ocean and relax in the warm sun of the beaches on the Sea of Cortez! What's your favorite? Then it's really off the beaten path where we greet some of the many famous dirt roads of Baja. No tourists here. This is full immersion. The area is like stepping back in time as you can see what life was like in Baja California before the main road was completed just 35 years ago! Day 8/9 Today it's vayamos los amigos! Destination - Catavina. Here we'll get to know the cactus of Baja California and visit the native cave paintings in the area if time permits while exploring the various arroyos and rock gardens. Day 10 It's an easy ride into Ensenada for some fine local food and souveniers. Then up through the picturesque wine country or up the coast of northern Baja. From here it's grab the bags, stash the memories and say 'Hasta luego' to your new amigos. "If we are always arriving and departing it is also true that we are eternally anchored. One's destination is never a place but rather a new way of looking at things." - Henry Miller	top