INN AT LORETO BAY
Baja California Sur, Mexico
T
he five-star Inn at Loreto Bay lies between the Sonora desert and the Baja California Peninsula, with beaches on the Sea of Cortez. Loreto, and especially this location is one of the most extraordinary regions of the Mexican territory. From the Inn you will meet your captain/guide and Baja panga at the beach near the hotel, to find the extraordinary sport and game fish available in the amazing Sea of Cortez.
The hotel is located in a truly multicolored oasis with the contrast between the Sierra la Giganta and the wondrous blue hues of sea and sky.
Inn at Loreto Bay stands out for its architecture with a design based on a Santa Fe, New Mexico-style. Together with the local environment, we get a combination between Mexican and Mediterranean. It has been specifically designed to enjoy the beautiful and spectacular landscapes offered by the Sea of Cortez and the Sierra Giganta.
All rooms feature modern Mexican furnishings and are equipped with air conditioning, ceiling fans, digital safe box, satellite TV, mini bar, and hair dryer in the spacious bathrooms. Camino Real offers you a modern gym open daily from 7:00am till 9:00pm where you can enjoy your exercise routine with modern equipment.
Example Rates - subject to change by operator
Rates are per person, double occupancy.
| 4 nights/3 days fishing | $826.50 |
|---|---|
| - extra day | $217.25 |
| 7 nights/6 days fishing | $1,080.75 |
RATE INCLUDES: Roundtrip airport and hotel ground transfers in Loreto, 4 night lodging double occupancy in a deluxe room at the Inn at Loreto Bay Resort on the beach in Loreto, all hotel taxes, sportfishing aboard a 23-ft Super Panga, boat tax, ice, fuel, experienced fishing guide and approx. 6-7 hour fishing days.
25-ft. Deluxe Super Pangas at Loreto Bay.(Only available at the Inn at Loreto Bay)
When you visit Loreto, take one of the tours that show a long history, which goes back to 1533. Discovered by accident at the end of 1533, Baja California's history is full of ambition, scientific inquisitiveness, evangelizing vocation, and defiance of Nature. For more than 150 years, it was considered an island and many expeditions reached Loreto looking for the pearls that made it famous from the start.
They all failed before the problems that provisioning, Indian resistance, and pirate attacks caused, until October 25, 1697 Juan Maria Salvatierra established the first permanent settlement by founding the mission of Our Lady of Loreto. This was the outpost of civilization and capital of the territory until 1829, when an earthquake destroyed the city and the capital was changed to La Paz. Nevertheless, it was 150 years more before Loreto was fully integrated to the country's development when its international airport was built and the trans-peninsular highway was paved.
Pictures of beachfront accomodations and the surounding area