The premier, double-basin Marina at CostaBaja is surrounded by deserted islands, stunning white beaches, sandy bays and magnificent volcanic mountains. The Marina is nestled in a protected location and offers the closest proximity to the Sea of Cortez. Aptly named “The World’s Aquarium” by Jacques Cousteau and appointed a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the Sea of Cortez is a naturalists’ delight. Imagine dolphins frolicking in front of your boat; the majestic sight of migrating gray whales; groups of elegant manta rays undulating though the waters; and colonies of comical sea lions lazing on rocky outcrops.



With 8,000 miles of coastline to explore, your choices are endless: reel in the “big one” in one of the world’s best sport fishing spots; plunge into a diving excursion and delight in the sea stars and schools of vibrant tropical fish; kayak to secret coves and uninhabited islets; meet up with friends and embark on a catamaran cruise; ride the ocean breezes while windsurfing, or kite surfing; or enjoy a tranquil sail on the shimmering turquoise Sea of Cortez. You’ll be awed by the natural wonders and unspoiled splendor of CostaBaja.

This privileged geographic location offers up a host of outdoor possibilities, both at CostaBaja, and in nearby La Paz. Whether you prefer land-based or water-based adventures, there is much to choose from. With a Gary Player Design 18-hole golf course in the works, families can also currently enjoy miniature golf and a rock climbing wall at CostaBaja Resort and Marina. Neighboring La Paz offers strolls along its palm-fringed malécon, bustling mercados (markets), historic buildings, dramatic sculptures, local artisans crafting colorful pottery and weaving blankets … as well as bowling, shopping, sight-seeing, music, dining and dancing, to name just a few of its many attractions.