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4 Best Loreto Mexico Tours

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The 4 most popular loreto mexico tours in Mexico right now. What each one is really like, who runs it, and what it costs.

4 Best Loreto Mexico Tours

From Loreto: Historical San Javier Mission Tour with Lunch

From Loreto: Historical San Javier Mission Tour with Lunch - The drive through La Giganta: where the scenery earns its keep

1.From Loreto: Historical San Javier Mission Tour with Lunch

Most Popular 4.3

San Javier Mission tour from Loreto with mountain views, a guided walk through old streets, and lunch for $95 in 4 hours.

“Our guide Carlos was very knowledgeable, as his grandfather still lives in San Javier. He told us of alot of history on the drive up to The Mission and took a few stops along the way to show us things and offered water if needed. The Mission was beautiful and the local restaurant lunch was…”

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From Loreto: Coronado Island Snorkel

From Loreto: Coronado Island Snorkel - From Loreto Pickup to the Island Cruise Around the Sea Lion Colonies

2.From Loreto: Coronado Island Snorkel

4.1

Coronado Island snorkeling from Loreto for $99: sea-lion cruise, clear-water snorkel time, beach lunch, and optional 1,000-ft island hike.

“It was an unexpected bonus to have our guide Christopher bring optional fresh caught sashimi for lunch! Delicious! And see a humpback still hanging around with the dolphins (April 2)”

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Loreto: Whale Watching Cruise with Transfers and Lunch

Loreto: Whale Watching Cruise with Transfers and Lunch - Boarding a panga in Bahía de Loreto National Park

3.Loreto: Whale Watching Cruise with Transfers and Lunch

4.4

Loreto blue whale cruise with transfers and lunch: small panga boats, expert bilingual guides, and real blue-whale chances in Jan–Mar.

“Chris was a very enthusiastic and knowledgeable guide. He seemed as excited at seeing the whales as his passengers. It was a great experience and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The only problem was the park fee. We weren’t informed as to how much the fee was and, unfortunately, it cut into Chris’s tip. I would…”

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