Catamaran Charter in La Paz

Unmatched natural landscapes, ranging from deserts to mountains, thriving marine habitats in the Sea of Cortez, and stunning weather year-round, La Paz is the place to visit if you are ready to be awed by the wonders of mother nature. The Sea of Cortez, also known as the Gulf of California, is home to whale sharks, sea lions, humpback whales, and hundreds of species of fish. If you charter a catamaran in La Paz, you will be able to experience all the wildlife unique to this area, while also enjoying the beautiful capital city of Baja California Sur, Mexico, located just 150 kilometres north of Cabo San Lucas.

25 Catamarans to Rent in La Paz

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24 Hours in La Paz

Whether you are staying for a month or only a few days for a catamaran charter in La Paz, we recommend a few locations and activities that are sure to leave an impression.

Canyon Excursion

Even if you have never been trailblazing through canyons on a razor vehicle, that does not mean it is too late to go for it! Try out a morning excursion through the lovely canyons surrounding La Paz to explore the desert wildlife in style and speed. If you are more laidback, try out a nature walk to spot different animal and plant species unfamiliar to you. This is an exciting and simple way to become more familiar with La Paz before embarking on your boat.

La Paz Espíritu Santo Island National Park

A great place to start your water exploration is the La Paz Espíritu Santo Island National Park, located on the northern tip of La Paz, where you can explore the biodiversity of the ecosystems through the contrast of desert, volcanic formations, and the flora and fauna under the sea! This national park has been a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site in La Paz since 2005 and lives up to its title. Rent some snorkelling gear and dive into the turquoise waters to discover an unfamiliar new world or grab a paddle board or kayak to enjoy the water from the surface. All these options and more are possible when you charter a catamaran in La Paz.

Promenade Malecón

After an outing to discover the natural wonders of La Paz, check out the famous promenade Malecón where you can find a statue of the historical old town and see the architectural style of the city before heading over to the waterfront for another special excursion before departing on your catamaran rental the following day. Perhaps if you are a foodie the best way through La Paz is through your stomach, tasting all the wonderful treats and specialties of Mexico and the local area. Have lunch in the historical centre for a taste of what the locals love. With a unique cuisine to the region and plenty of seafood, you cannot pass up on some fresh chocolate clams native to the Sea of Cortez, prepared in a multitude of different ways sure to satisfy everyone’s taste. Another seafood dish not to miss are fish tacos, prepared with Mexican spices and traditional flavours, or just grab a simple yet delicious taco from a street vendor prepared with grilled meat and served in a warm corn tortilla.

Along the Malecón, there are plenty of shops to visit to buy souvenirs from the town or some practical items for your catamaran charter in La Paz. While you stroll through the centre, notice the uniquely Mexican feel of the architecture and the style that permeates the city. Organic and unpresumptuous, La Paz will leave you feeling refreshed and ready to explore the hidden gems and quaint beauty of the Baja California Sur capital. From modern statues and artwork, to tranquil gardens and parks, you are sure to find this city captivating in its own special way.

Museum of Whales

After walking the lovely promenade and taking in your surroundings, make your way to the Museo de la Ballena, or museum of whales, after lunch to learn about the history and preservation efforts of different types of whales in the area. This is a great educational stop to become more familiar with your marine surroundings before setting off on your catamaran rental in La Paz. If you are curious about marine life and the natural environment, this is the perfect place for you to check out while spending some time in this calm seaside town. To finish your day of exploration on a memorable note, we recommend watching the sunset and enjoying a seaside dinner at one of the many local restaurants overlooking the Sea of Cortez.

Getting to La Paz

La Paz is the capital of Baja California Sur, Mexico and is located on the southern tip of the peninsula. La Paz International Airport is the closest international airport, a mere 12 kilometres from the city centre, making it an ideal airport to fly into. Depending on where you are coming from, there are several options to fly directly from California and other cities within Mexico.