
Accommodations: Boutique. Exertion level: 4 (7 is most strenuous)
Operated by Backroads.
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Mexico
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Day 1 Charming Todos Santos, with Colonial architecture and art studios aplenty - our local friend reveals his favorite spots
Watch for sea lions and whales as you hike rugged cliffs along the Pacific.
Day 2 With conservationists, discover fragile nesting sites of endangered turtles - you may even see hatchlings
On rolling (and bumpy!) dirt roads, pedal by gorgeous beaches
Hang-ten with an optional surf lesson or savor a margarita poolside
Adults
mingle with a local artist at an exclusive gallery
visit while kids prepare Mexican specialties with help from an expert
chef.
Day 3 Sunny days and perfect temps for active pursuits in laid-back Baja
Watch your step! Things can get prickly at a remarkable cactus sanctuary
El Triunfo is full of surprises: ruins of its mining heyday, including
creosote-covered smelter pits and 115-foot tall smokestacks, mingle with
a handsome mission and rare collection of European pianos
Rich desert colors and unique flora line hiking trails in the Sierra Los Chiles Range.
Days 4-5 Beautiful rides through arid coastal hills, then beach time by the Sea of Cortez
Opt to kayak or snorkel to get up close with tropical fish and diving pelicans
Hike through wild canyons to a stunning waterfall in the remote Sierra de la Laguna Mountains.
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