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A full day covering three real Baja highlights: Balandra Beach, La Paz, and Todos Santos.
Spend the day traveling between picturesque Baja towns — start in La Paz with free time to walk the Malecón and grab breakfast, visit the unspoiled sandy shore of Balandra Beach, then travel on to the artsy town of Todos Santos for free time to shop.
This is the longest of Los Cabos' real regional day trips, reaching La Paz (the state capital), the protected Balandra Beach, and Todos Santos all in one private outing.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Pickup from your Cabo San Lucas hotel.
The capital city's long seafront promenade, with free time to walk and get breakfast.
A protected, unspoiled sandy bay known for its calm turquoise water.
Free time to shop in this artist town's galleries and boutiques.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
Spend the day traveling between picturesque Baja towns — start in La Paz with free time to walk the Malecón and grab breakfast, visit the unspoiled sandy shore of Balandra Beach, then travel on to the artsy town of Todos Santos for free time to shop. This is the longest of Los Cabos' real regional day trips, reaching La Paz (the state capital), the protected Balandra Beach, and Todos Santos all in one private outing.
Balandra Beach's reputation is real, not marketing hype: it's consistently placed in international rankings of the world's best beaches, including recent editions of the World's 50 Best Beaches list, and is the only Mexican beach that regularly appears among them. It's known for shallow, calm, turquoise water (protected from open-ocean swell by the shape of the bay), a stretch of desert landscape meeting the sea, and a mushroom-shaped rock formation that's become the beach's signature photo spot. It's also a federally protected natural area, with daily visitor numbers regulated and strict limits on what can be brought onto the sand to keep it in the condition that earned it those rankings in the first place.
La Paz has been Baja California Sur's state capital since October 1974, when the old Territory of Baja California Sur split into two states. The city's own history runs much further back — Hernán Cortés landed in the bay in 1535 and named it Santa Cruz, though his attempt to settle it failed; the name La Paz ('peace') was given in 1596 after a later expedition led by Sebastián Vizcaíno reported a peaceful welcome from the local Pericú people. The Malecón, the roughly 5-kilometer seafront promenade that's the city's signature stroll, was inaugurated in 1926 and remains the natural place to start a morning in town.
The day's final stop, Todos Santos, shares some of that same mission-era and agricultural history — it grew up around one of the few reliable freshwater sources on this side of the peninsula — and was designated a Pueblo Mágico by Mexico's federal tourism authority in 2006, recognition for the galleries, boutiques, and restored adobe buildings that now line its historic core.
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