Things To Do
Ballandra Beach
Named one of the worlds 50 best beaches. Balandra Beach is now a protected area with a limit on the number of visitors per day. The beach is open for two time slots: 8am-12pm and 1pm-5pm. To avoid missing out, it is best to arrive early, as there is a limit to the number of people allowed in each time slot. However, this also means that the beach never gets too crowded.
Malecon
Walk the Malecon, an entirely paved ocean front path. There you will also find shops and restaurants, all with a spectacular view.
Whale Shark Adventures
Swim with peaceful whale sharks
La Paz Cathedral
Finished in the 1700s, Our Lady of Peace Cathedral is a significant and holy anchor for the city.
Playa El Tecolote
Another favorite beach. Open to the public with lots of local cuisine and vendors near by.
World Class Snorkeling and Scuba, Sea of Cortez
If you want to see big animals, this is the place! Galapagos sharks, great hammer sharks, whale sharks, giant mantarays, dolphins, humpback whales, tuna fish, and the list just goes on and on.
ATV Off-Roading
Explore the desert around the city of La Paz on an off-roading adventure. Choose your vehicle and traverse the rugged trails, stopping in remote locations to take in the views.