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Discover Baja California Sur with this private trip from Los Cabos to La Paz, featuring stunning beaches, charming towns, delicious food, and personalized guide service.
Traveling in Baja California Sur offers an intoxicating mix of scenic coastlines, authentic towns, and vibrant local culture. This private tour from Los Cabos to La Paz, with a highlight at Balandra Beach, promises a personalized glimpse of this beautiful region. While it’s a full-day adventure, it’s designed to give you a relaxed, authentic experience — with plenty of breathtaking views and tasty bites along the way.
What we particularly love about this experience are the personalized attention from a knowledgeable local guide and the diverse stops that combine natural beauty with cultural insights. The tour’s flexible itinerary allows you to enjoy the highlights at your own pace, making it a great choice for travelers seeking a deeper connection to Baja. That said, it’s a long day, so if you prefer more leisure or want to explore at your own speed, this might be a challenge.
This experience suits travelers who value authentic local flavor, enjoy scenic drives paired with cultural stops, and appreciate having a dedicated guide to enrich their day. It’s ideal for those wanting to see more of Baja beyond the beach resorts, or for anyone craving a hassle-free way to explore with comfort and insight.


This private tour is a thoughtfully curated experience that promises a look at Baja beyond the typical tourist stops. Starting bright and early from Cabo San Lucas, the journey takes you through some of the most picturesque spots in Baja California Sur, all with the comfort of new, well-maintained transportation.
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Your day kicks off with a drive through Todo Santos, a town famed for its arts scene and historic feel. Because it’s a pass-by rather than a lengthy stop, you’ll get a glimpse of its colorful murals and quaint streets. One reviewer notes that their guide, Eduardo, “showed us various art pieces and murals,” which highlights how a knowledgeable guide can turn a simple drive into an enriching cultural experience.
Next, you’ll pause for a regional breakfast at La Garita, a restaurant renowned for its authentic local cuisine. Expect hearty, flavorful Mexican dishes that energize you for the day ahead. Several reviews praise the food, with one traveler saying Eduardo “helped us find a restaurant with really good quesadillas,” making the meal more than just fuel — it’s a taste of Baja’s culinary soul.
The highlight of the trip is the time spent in La Paz, where you’ll stroll along the lively boardwalk. This is a perfect spot to feel the pulse of the city, with views of the sea, local vendors, and street art murals. The tour’s relaxed pace allows you to soak in the local atmosphere, something many travelers appreciated, calling La Paz “vibrant and busy,” yet safe and welcoming.
More Great Tours NearbyNo trip to Baja would be complete without a visit to Balandra Beach, often called one of the most beautiful beaches in Mexico. The clear, calm waters and striking landscape, with unique rock formations, make it a true highlight. Travelers describe it as “stunning,” with one reviewer mentioning pelicans diving into the sea right before their eyes.
You’ll have around 2.5 hours here, giving plenty of time for a walk, photos, and maybe a quick swim. The beach’s shallow waters and gentle waves are perfect for relaxing or taking family-friendly photos. It’s a peaceful spot that’s ideal for unwinding after a busy morning.
The day concludes at Playa Cerritos, famous for its sunset views and surf scene. This two-hour stop is cited as “a breathtaking sunset,” where many travelers find their perfect end to a day of exploration. Watching the sun dip below the horizon, with surfers catching the last waves, provides a memorable finale to your Baja adventure.
After sunset, your guide will escort you back to Cabo San Lucas, completing the approximately 13-hour day. Throughout the journey, you’ll benefit from the comfortable transport, attentive guide, and the ease of having all logistics taken care of.

The tour covers an open breakfast menu at La Garita, with drinks served throughout the day — a thoughtful touch that keeps you energized. Not included are personal toiletries, sunscreen, snorkeling gear, or additional snacks, giving you the flexibility to bring what suits your plans.
The transportation is described as “new and comfortable,” and the vehicles vary depending on your group size, ensuring a smooth ride. The tour is private, meaning you won’t be sharing with strangers, allowing for a more relaxed, tailored experience.

The reviews consistently highlight the quality of the guide and the natural beauty encountered. Travelers rave about guides like Eduardo, who’s described as “knowledgeable” and “friendly,” making the trip more than just sightseeing — it’s like exploring with a friend who knows the area inside out.
Many also mention how the stops felt genuine and not overly commercialized. One traveler shared, “Eduardo treated us as if we were long-time friends,” which speaks volumes about the personal touch.
The most praised aspects seem to be the expert guidance, stunning landscapes, and delicious local food. The stops at Balandra and Cerritos are consistently described as “breathtaking,” confirming that the natural scenery is truly worth the trip.

Given the full-day length, wear comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for walking. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and perhaps a camera for those incredible views. Since snorkeling gear isn’t included, if you’re interested in water activities, plan to bring your own or rent locally.
If you’re staying at a resort like Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach, note that some reviews suggest arranging an off-site pickup to avoid logistical issues, so communicate with your guide about your pick-up location in advance.

This experience is ideal for travelers who want a personalized, hassle-free way to see Baja’s highlights. It suits those interested in local culture and natural beauty, especially if they prefer a guided experience that takes care of logistics and provides insider knowledge. If you’re a foodie, the regional breakfast and local insights add an extra layer to the trip.
It also works well for those who want to combine beach relaxation with cultural exploration — all in a day. Since it’s a private tour, it offers flexibility that larger group excursions may lack, making it perfect for couples, families, or friends traveling together.
This private tour from Los Cabos to La Paz and Balandra is a well-crafted mix of scenic beauty, cultural insights, and comfortable travel. It’s especially suited for travelers looking for an authentic experience with a personal touch, guided by someone who knows Baja intimately. From stunning beaches like Balandra to charming towns like Todos Santos and lively city scenes in La Paz, you’ll come away with a richer appreciation of Baja California Sur.
While it’s a full day, the value lies in the curated stops, expert guiding, and the chance to see parts of Baja you might not discover on your own. If you’re after a balanced, engaging, and memorable day, this trip offers a compelling way to experience the magic of Baja.

How long is the tour?
The tour lasts about 13 hours, starting early in the morning and returning in the evening.
What’s included in the price?
The fee covers a private guide, comfortable transportation, and an open breakfast menu at La Garita with drinks throughout the day.
Are there any additional costs?
Yes, personal toiletries, such as towels, sunscreen, snorkeling equipment, and extra food or drinks outside those provided, are at your own expense.
Is this tour suitable for all ages?
Generally, yes, especially since there’s a mix of walking and sightseeing. However, consider your group’s mobility and stamina for a full-day outing.
Can I customize the itinerary?
Since it’s a private experience, your guide can tailor certain parts of the day, like the optional Isla Espíritu Santo extension mentioned in reviews.
What should I bring?
Bring sunscreen, a hat, water, comfortable shoes, a camera, and any personal items needed for a day outdoors.
Is this tour available in both Spanish and English?
Yes, the guide can speak both languages, ensuring clear communication and a richer experience for all travelers.
This private Baja California Sur tour offers a thoughtful, scenic, and cultural escape from Los Cabos — perfect for those who want to see more and experience the region like a local.
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