Along the 775 miles of the west coast of Mexico, the Baja California peninsula is famous for excellent wine, pristine natural habitats, and some of the best diving in the world. Here you can find Prehistoric cave paintings, immaculate beaches, migratory whales, and tropical oases.

In this magistical scenario we find a treasure of shallow azure inlets and sorbet-pink cliffs: Espíritu Santo, one of La Paz’ gems. More commonly known as “Isla Espíritu Santo” is an island in the Gulf of California, off the Mexican state of Baja California Sur. It has a land area of 80.763 km² (31.183 sq mi), the 12th-largest island in Mexico. It’s part of a Unesco World Heritage site and a number of operators run activities here, including kayaking and snorkeling. You can find many tourist agencies there that will guide you through one of the most exciting adventures you’ll ever have. What are you waiting for?