Panga Boat Tours in La Paz

Join us for a private trip to Espíritu Santo Island, where you’ll enjoy a fully personalized experience tailored to your preferences. Whether you want to relax on the beach, snorkel in crystal-clear waters, explore the island on foot, or dive into its rich history, we’ll create the perfect itinerary just for you. Our goal is to make your day truly unforgettable, filled with adventure, discovery, and relaxation.

Scuba diving or sightseeing or snorkelling trips

8-hour trip where you can either go snorkeling, scuba diving (license required) or sightseeing.

8 hour trip, you have the options to either snorkel, scuba dive (license required) or sightsee.

You'll have an opportunity to interact with Dolphins in their natural habitat at a distance of 2m. Come and join us for this magical experience!

Discover the magic of the Sea of Cortez on this 5-hour tour from La Paz, perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Spot seabirds at Isla Gaviota, snorkel near sea lions at San Rafaelito, and explore the stunning Balandra Bay with its turquoise waters and the famous Mushroom Rock, a symbol of the region. Relax on a beach with authorized access, enjoy a light lunch, and optionally take a short hiking excursion to explore the area.

It is a tour to the Espiritu Santo Island where drinks and lunch are included. It is a private trip Includes drinks and lunch

Espiritu Santo Island is an incredible paradise that you will never forget! The experience of swimming with sea lions is very nice, they are playful and they usually come close to interact with the swimmers. (During the months of June, July, and August, swimming with sea lions in their rookery is not allowed, so we just see them from the boat and snorkel and/or hike at another site of the island) We also try to take our clients to the beaches where there are less people.

Espiritu Santo Island is an incredible paradise that you will never forget! The experience of swimming with sea lions is very nice, they are playful and they usually come close to interact with the swimmers. (During the months of June, July, and August, swimming with sea lions in their rookery is not allowed, so we just see them from the boat and snorkel and/or hike at another site of the island) We also try to take our clients to the beaches where there are less people.