The Gulf of California is a dream destination for boating holidaymakers: secluded islands against the fascinating backdrop of desert-like landscapes. At anchor and on land, a range of activities await, from snorkelling and diving to hiking.
Explore the "aquarium of the world" with and without a skipper with The Moorings
The protected area off the Baja California peninsula offers easy navigation all year round and ideal conditions in calm waters. Less experienced charter customers still have the option of booking a skipper.
La Paz, north of Cabo San Lucas, is considered the gateway to the Sea of Cortez. The area is a guarantee for close-to-nature experiences on a comfortable sailing yacht. A world of contrasts awaits charter customers at the southern tip of the Mexican Baja peninsula, with rugged slopes and dense cactus forests. They are accompanied by dolphins, sea lions, whale sharks, manta rays and sea turtles. Jacques Cousteau was already fascinated by the kaleidoscope of sea creatures and called the region the "aquarium of the world". Thanks to sandy anchorages for flexible stops, boat holidaymakers can explore it directly from their yacht. Until the booking options are activated, interested parties can register on the website for more information: www.moorings.com/de.
Jill Grigoleit
Editor Travel
