Adventure seeker

For the ultimate adventure seeker, you can swim with the Whale Sharks, the world’s largest fish which measure up to 12 meters long. Despite their size, whale sharks are referred to as “gentle giants” that are slow swimmers that migrate around the Bay of La Paz between October and April.

All participants must be accompanied by a certified tour operator as the Sea of Cortex has over 700 fish species. Additional water activities include diving, surfing, kite boarding, kayaking, snorkeling, and sport fishing. 

When visiting La Paz, you will find tranquil waves, spectacular sunsets with accommodations for all types of travelers. Including glamping underneath the stars or a boutique hotel where no personal request is too small.

La Paz boardwalk

La Paz’s boardwalk is where you will find celebrated restaurants, trendy bars, boutique hotels and cafes. This 5 kilometre boardwalk embodies the identity and culture of the region. Where you will discover art sculptures, recreational parks, bicycle path and a visitor’s centre.

Searching for some local culture, visit historical downtown where you will find the Cathedral of Nuestra Sefiora de La Paz. Visit their new Museum of Modern Art, a historic building that was the first government house located across from the Velazco Garden.

Sea to table restaurants

Recently, this region has become a culinary destination specializing in farm to table restaurants. From delicious seafood tostadas to fish tacos, a dining scene that will satisfy the most discerning seafood lover.

Experience all the beauty of La Paz, offering sunny days, adventure, quiet beaches, culture, dinning, and luxury boutique hotels.

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Vancouverites have the Robson Square Ice Rink next to the newly established Robsons Street Plaza. New Yorkers have The Rink at Rockefeller Centre with the Rockettes and family skating. But for a distinctly Californian outdoor skating experience, look no further than the Hotel Del Coronado’s Skating by the Sea, an ice rink built right on the beach each holiday season, offering visitors stunning views of the Pacific Ocean.

Located just north of the Mexican border, the all-American town of Coronado is home to one of Southwest’s most iconic luxury hotel properties – the Victorian red-roofed Hotel Del Coronado. For several years now, Skating by the Sea has been a part of the hotel’s winter programing.

Outdoors skating in summer temperatures while palm trees sway overhead is just one of the many Christmas activities offered at the Hotel Del Coronado. Tour the hotel to view the thousands of lights and decorations or enjoy Polar Bear Tea with Mrs. Claus and decorate some delicious Christmas cookies. Afterwards, watch the fireworks and make your own s’mores right on Del Beach.

With soaring red turrets decked with thousands of white lights and a Victorian lobby transformed into a Christmas wonderland, it’s no wonder that discriminating Californians celebrate the holidays at the Hotel Del Coronado.

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