Loreto, Mexico is a small coastal town located in the state of Baja California Sur. Its position on the east coast of the Baja California Peninsula, a little over 330 miles north of Cabo San Lucas, makes it the ideal destination in Mexico for relaxing vacations, fishing excursions, and family getaways. Its quaint Mexican charm, important history, and indescribable beauty has earned it recognition as one of Mexico’s Pueblos Magicos (Magic Towns), a distinction that guarantees it will be a truly memorable destination for every type of traveler.

The town of Loreto is a place where you'll find historic buildings dotted with bright green plant life, exotic flowers bursting out of the concrete in fresh-fish taco stands, and the enchanting mission-style church that was built in 1697. While Loreto boasts a wealth of treasures on land, including opportunities for hiking, biking, and nature-tours that can fill up a camera with pictures of radiant natural setting, it is also a destination ideal for those who love the sea. The Islands of Loreto features Mexico's largest marine preserve where dolphins, seals, turtles, and sea lions all play in the water. The underwater animal life alone rivals that of any world class aquarium.

Loreto, Mexico is located on the eastern coast of the Baja California Peninsula in the state of Baja California Sur. The small coastal town, which is home to one of the oldest settlements in Mexican history, is nestled on the shores of the Loreto Bay National Marine Park, a protected area almost 800 square miles around. The picturesque terrain includes the rolling hills of the Sierra de la Giganta mountains and the desert landscapes that blanket the coast.

Visiting the Islands of Loreto provides an adventure that is unique and memorable. Visit one, two, or discover them all!