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Discover Coronado Island in Loreto with a 4-hour guided tour featuring snorkeling, wildlife sightings, and a relaxing beach lunch for $109.11 per person.
Exploring Coronado Island in Loreto, Baja California Sur, offers a captivating blend of marine life, scenic landscapes, and relaxing beach time—all within a convenient four-hour experience. Priced at $109.11 per person, this tour is ideal for those who want a balanced mix of adventure and leisure. It departs at 9:00 am from Guaycura Adventures and includes access to Loreto Marine Park, ensuring an environmentally responsible outing. The tour is highly recommended, with 97% of participants suggesting it to others, and it boasts a perfect 5.0 rating from 159 reviews.
This guided tour emphasizes snorkeling in the Sea of Cortez, known as the “Aquarium of the World,” where you can observe sea lions, dolphins, manta rays, and a variety of tropical fish. It also offers opportunities to see exotic bird species nesting on volcanic cliffs and enjoy scenic views. After exploring underwater, visitors can unwind on a white sandy beach, enjoy lunch and cold drinks, and marvel at the stunning volcanic formations and wildlife. The tour is designed for families and nature lovers, with a group size capped at 12 travelers for a more personalized experience.


Coronado Island stands as a protected zone within Loreto Bay National Park. Starting from the marina, the boat trip takes you across the Sea of Cortez, giving glimpses of dolphins, turtles, and blanket rays swimming alongside. The presence of rock formations, bird colonies, and sea lions creates a lively backdrop for the snorkel portion of the tour.
Once on the island, the scenic walk offers breathtaking views of the bay and volcanic terrain. The beach here is perfect for relaxing or entering the sea to snorkel near the rocks, exploring the vibrant marine life in calm, clear waters. The entire experience is designed to showcase the natural beauty and biodiversity that make Loreto a standout destination.
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The tour begins at Guaycura Adventures at Faro de Loreto, with a 9:00 am departure. The boat ride itself is a highlight, with chances to spot dolphins, sea turtles, and sea lions along the way. Guides are praised for their knowledgeable commentary, often pointing out marine species and explaining the volcanic rock formations.
Traveling toward Coronado Island, visitors experience an up-close view of native flora and fauna. The boat’s comfortable, clean design and the friendly crew contribute to a relaxed atmosphere, setting the tone for the adventure ahead. The small group size ensures personalized attention and a more intimate wildlife viewing experience.

Snorkeling is a core feature of this tour, with two main opportunities. Near the rocks, the waters are teeming with tropical fish, manta rays, and sea lions. The protected marine park status guarantees a safe, sustainable environment to observe marine biodiversity.
Guides like Artemis and Arjenis help explain the marine ecosystem, making the snorkeling both educational and fun. New snorkeling gear ensures comfort and safety, while the calm waters and clear visibility make it accessible even for less experienced snorkelers. The rock formations provide scenic underwater landscapes that enhance the snorkeling experience.

After snorkeling, the tour moves to a beautiful, sandy beach overlooking the turquoise Sea of Cortez. Here, visitors can stretch out on chairs, enjoy shade, or take a leisurely swim. The setup includes tents, towels, chairs, and shade structures to maximize comfort.
A delicious lunch is served—either ceviche or burritos—along with cold drinks from the cooler. This laid-back break lets guests soak in the scenic views and wildlife sounds, making it a perfect moment for relaxation. The friendly staff ensures everyone’s needs are met, creating a stress-free afternoon.

Guides like Artemis and Arjenis receive high praise for their attentiveness and expertise. They make the wildlife and geology stories engaging, often stopping the boat to show dolphin pods, sea lions, and bird nesting sites. Their friendly demeanor and ability to communicate clearly—even with language barriers—add significant value.
The guides’ attention to safety and encouragement to snorkel enhance the overall experience. They also set up shade tents and provide drinks, showing thoughtful care for comfort during the day.

The tour starts at Guaycura Adventures, located near the Faro de Loreto, making it accessible to visitors arriving by various means. The group size is limited to 12 travelers, which helps maintain an intimate, personalized atmosphere.
Participants should be prepared for on and off boat transfers on the beach, and note that restrooms or changing facilities are not available at the beach stop. The activity is suitable for most travelers, but getting in and out of the boat requires some mobility. It’s advisable to wear swim shoes and be ready for chilly water in winter months.

The tour offers free cancellation if canceled at least 24 hours in advance, providing peace of mind. If weather conditions lead to cancellation, an alternative date or full refund is available. Since the tour depends on good weather, travelers should plan accordingly and stay informed about forecast updates.
The small group size and personalized service make this tour a flexible and reliable choice for those seeking a well-organized day out.

This Coronado Island tour combines marine wildlife encounters, scenic landscapes, and relaxing beach time into a compact four-hour package. The high ratings and positive reviews highlight the professionalism of guides and the quality of the experience, especially for those interested in snorkeling and wildlife.
The $109.11 price point includes lunch, drinks, snorkeling gear, and access to protected marine areas, offering good value. The limited group size ensures personalized attention, making it suitable for families, couples, or small groups seeking a nature-filled outing.
While the boat ride can be chilly in winter, the protection and amenities on the beach compensate well. This tour is an excellent choice for anyone visiting Loreto who wants to experience the best of Coronado Island’s marine and volcanic beauty.
“There are many things I enjoyed in Loreto but my FAVORITE was going to Coronado Island. I wouldn't change anything about the tour. The boat was eas…”
What is the price of the tour?
The tour costs $109.11 per person.
How long does the tour last?
The experience is approximately 4 hours long.
What are the main activities included?
Snorkeling in the Sea of Cortez, wildlife viewing (dolphins, sea lions, turtles), and relaxing on the beach with lunch and drinks.
Where does the tour start?
It departs from Guaycura Adventures at Faro de Loreto.
Is the tour suitable for children or non-swimmers?
While most travelers can participate, snorkeling gear is provided and the boat transfers involve getting on and off the beach, so some mobility is needed. Children comfortable with swimming can enjoy snorkeling.
What should I bring?
Bring swim shoes, sun protection, and a sense of adventure. Food, drinks, towels, chairs, and shade are provided.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, with free cancellation if done at least 24 hours before the scheduled start.
Are there any weather restrictions?
Yes, the tour depends on good weather, and cancellations due to poor conditions are fully refundable or rescheduleable.
How many people are in each group?
Maximum group size is 12 travelers for a more intimate experience.
Is there any accessible facility on the beach?
There are no restroom or changing facilities at the beach stop, so plan accordingly.