Everyday Seasonal
Aerobics – Aikido
Book Group
Cooking Seminars
Surfing Lessons – Day Tours
TaiChi Chuan
Photography Club
West African Drumming
Yoga – Dance
Fishing
Mountain hiking
Writer and Poetry Groups
Horse-back riding …and
of course there is the
do-it-yourself
walk about!
Todos Santos Adventures!
Sky Rides, Aerial Photos and Video, Lessons
Robert Quirk BFI
Basic Flight Instructor
Email: rq@todossantosrentals.net / Tel: 01152 1 (612) 141-7026
Looking for that perfect all-girl getaway? We’ve got it right here in Todos Santos at our Baja Surf Camp for Women! We’ve put together a wonderful week that features yoga classes and surf lessons each morning, a fun/indulgent activity each afternoon, and a fabulous dining experience each evening. No organizing, no driving, no cleaning, no commuting – nothing but sun, surf and a sublimely fantastic getaway that’s all about YOU having nothing but FUN!
Now, onto the Beaches…or look for whales
LAS POCITAS
Northwest of town, take Topete north through the palm valley (Callejon) follow the dirt road.
Beautiful, yet watch for the waves and undertow when there is a big swell.
This is best for surfing than for swimming.
LA PASTORA
North of town, take Topete (as above) The paved road turns to dirt… Go past the
Agua Blanca campground signs. Stunning Beach, best for advanced surfing.
PLAYA PUNTA LOBOS
South of town at Km. 54, then west 1.5 miles to the beach.
A beautiful beach used by the local fisherman, scenic and lovely.
PLAYA LAS PALMAS
South of town at Km. 57, then west for 1.5 miles. One of the best beaches in southern
Baja and also a good swimming beach! The property surrounding the beach
is privately owned
PLAYA SAN PEDRITO
South of town, west at Km. 59, then 1.5 miles to the beach.
PLAYA LOS CERRITOS
Further south of Todos Santos at Km. 64. Take the dirt road 1.5 miles to the beach.
Visit the beach bar, restaurant and showers. A vast stretch of beach, one of the safest
beaches near Todos Santos for swimming, shell collecting or learning to surf!
Fabulous Summer water temperatures for swimming.
Be sensible and mind your valuables.
Have you seen the hidden beach at Rancho El Gaspareno?