Where does this journey take place?
The journey begins and ends in La Paz, Baja California Sur, traveling north along remote coastal roads to San Evaristo. The experience combines overland exploration with a full day on the Sea of Cortez around Isla San José and El Pardito.
How long is the journey?
This is a 3-day / 2-night expedition. The journey departs from La Paz on Day 1 and returns at approximately 5:00 PM on Day 3. Exact times may vary depending on road, weather, and sea conditions.
Where and when do we depart?
The journey departs from La Paz, Baja California Sur. The exact meeting point and departure time are confirmed before the expedition according to the final route and group configuration.
How many people can join?
The journey is designed for a small group. For up to 3 guests, the overland portion can be experienced directly with Leonardo in his expedition vehicle. For larger groups, additional 4x4 vehicles can be arranged. Leonardo leads the expedition while the other vehicles travel together as a coordinated caravan.
Do I need to drive?
Not necessarily. Up to 3 guests can travel directly with Leonardo. For larger groups, additional vehicles and support drivers can be arranged depending on group size and the final expedition configuration.
Are additional 4x4 vehicles included?
No. Additional Jeeps or 4x4 vehicles required for larger groups are arranged according to group size and availability and are quoted separately.
What type of roads will we travel on?
The overland portion includes paved roads, dirt roads, desert tracks, and remote coastal terrain. Conditions can change throughout the year, so the exact route may be adapted according to weather and road conditions.
What should I pack?
We recommend comfortable expedition clothing, sturdy walking shoes, sun protection (hat, sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen), swimwear, a rash guard, a warm layer for the evening, a light windbreaker, a refillable water bottle, a flashlight or headlamp, personal toiletries, and your camera or phone.
Where will we stay?
Accommodation is provided in San Evaristo for both nights of the journey. Room configuration and details are confirmed according to availability and group size before departure.
What meals are included?
All breakfasts during the expedition are included. Meals, fresh fruit, snacks, water, and non-alcoholic beverages are provided according to the final expedition itinerary.
Is snorkeling equipment provided?
Snorkeling equipment can be coordinated prior to the journey. Guests who prefer to use their own mask, snorkel, and fins are welcome to bring them.
Can we guarantee marine wildlife sightings?
No. Wildlife encounters around Isla San José and El Pardito depend entirely on natural conditions, tides, and seasonality. While this area of the Sea of Cortez is known for rich marine biodiversity, encounters cannot be guaranteed.
Is there cell phone coverage or Wi-Fi?
Connectivity along the coastal route and in San Evaristo is extremely limited or non-existent. This expedition is designed as an opportunity to disconnect and experience remote Baja.
Who is this journey designed for?
This journey is for travelers who appreciate wild landscapes, overland travel, marine exploration, small coastal communities, and authentic off-the-grid experiences. Guests should be comfortable traveling by 4x4 and boat in remote environments.