TOUR OVERVIEW
Complete loop through Baja California Sur, from Cabo to San Ignacio and back. 8 days / 7 nights
From Cabo to La Paz, on to Cd. Constitución, then Loreto and San Ignacio. From there to Scorpion Bay, San Carlos, La Paz, and finally back to Cabo.
 
TRIP DETAILS
 
Dates: November 8–14, 2025
Deposit: $40,000 MXN (due now). Remaining balance due 45 days prior to departure.
Cost (Bring Your Own UTV): $150,000 MXN per customer UTV
Includes 2 people per UTV: hotels, meals, guides, mechanics, and support trucks.
(3rd and 4th passengers have an additional cost.)
 
Cost with Baja Crew Rental UTV: $250,000 MXN per UTV (Can-Am X3 Turbo RR – 2-seater or 4-seater)
Includes 2 people per UTV: hotels, meals, guides, mechanics, and support trucks.
(3rd and 4th passengers have an additional cost.)
 
Duration: 8 days / 7 nights on the trail
 
Terrain:
60% dirt roads
10% hill climbs
20% beach driving
10% high-speed paved roads
 
Difficulty Level:
Intermediate to advanced. Expect some long days, exceeding 200 miles (320 km).
 
FULL ITINERARY
 
Day 1 – Cabo to La Paz
Departure at 8:00 AM from the historic center of San José. We’ll ride through the San José wash, crossing the Guaycura 250 route and the Sierra de la Trinidad to reach Los Barriles. We’ll stop for a remote beach lunch with our private BAJA chef before heading through the Sierra de la Gata to Los Planes. We’ll cross San Blas Trail to San Pedro and head into a challenging section known as “Los Filos,” descending into El Centenario in La Paz. We’ll end the day at Hotel La Bastilla just outside the city, enjoying our first group dinner, cold beer, serenity, and rest just 10 meters from the Sea of Cortez.
 
Day 2 – La Paz to Cd. Constitución
Wake up to the Sea of Cortez and a great breakfast. We’ll ride from San Juan de la Costa along the famous “Dos Mares 500” off-road race route. A 156-mile off-road day via San Evaristo, Las Pocitas, and then Bebelamas, passing through arid desert zones, rocky terrain, and canyons. We’ll take on a new technical section from Rancho Las Bebelamas to San Luis Gonzaga, and finish in Cd. Constitución at a cozy hotel with a hearty dinner and cold beers.
 
Day 3 – Cd. Constitución to Loreto Bay
Start the day with a steaming cup of Baja coffee. The route to Loreto Bay takes us through hidden oases, volcanic rock trails, and historical colonial jail sites. Fast dirt roads lead us to remote but magical beaches — an exotic contrast between desert and the Gulf of California. Night at the Loreto Bay Resort.
 
Day 4 – San Ignacio to Scorpion Bay (San Juanico)
Shorter day, about 100 miles. Fast terrain, including salt flats. We’ll stay at the Scorpion Bay Hotel and enjoy a five-star dinner by our private chef at sunset. Great food, even better vibes.
 
Day 5 – Scorpion Bay to San Carlos
We’ll drive along the Pacific beaches, with hardpack and some loose sand sections. Beachfront lunch. Overnight at Villas Mar y Arena, known for its views and fresh seafood.
 
Day 6 – San Carlos to La Paz
Coastal route with remote beaches or an alternate path through the sierra. We’ll return to La Paz and stay at the Water Front Marina Hotel overlooking the private marina.
 
Day 7 – La Paz to Cabo
Final riding day, cruising along the Pacific with stunning views. We’ll enjoy one last lunch with our chef before arriving back in Cabo.
 
Daily breakfasts at 7:00 AM and departures at 8:00 AM to make the most of each day.
 
INCLUDED / NOT INCLUDED
 
Included:
Fully guided tour from Los Cabos
Preloaded GPS route for Lowrance units (see GPS section)
Lodging every night
Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner
Full mechanical support from Baja Crew
Lead UTV with group radio for trail alerts
Support UTV at the rear with tools and spare parts
Highway support trucks with gear, fuel (in remote areas), and medical assistance
 
 
Not included:
Specific spare parts for your UTV (bring your own)
Insurance
Fuel (where available at gas stations)
 
TRIP REQUIREMENTS
 
Before departure:
Full UTV maintenance (oil, brakes, air filter, etc.)
Tires inflated to proper pressure
All gear secured in the vehicle
Full gas tank + safe extra fuel
Mandatory helmet with intercom system
VHF radio tuned to group frequency
Wired intercom in helmet (strongly recommended)
Lowrance GPS (route file delivered Day 1)
Auxiliary lights, tools, jack, tow strap
Snacks, plenty of water, and personal items (jerky, candy, chips)
Valid driver’s license, vehicle registration, Mexican insurance
1 full-size spare tire
Eye protection (goggles or full-face visor)
 
Why GPS?
It’s essential to stay on course, track mileage, spot danger zones, and follow group waypoints.
 
Why helmet?
No exceptions — your safety comes first.
 
PACKING LIST
You’ll get dusty (but not too bad), so pack light and smart.
 
CANCELLATION POLICY
 
More than 60 days before departure: Deposit becomes credit for future tours (valid for 1 year)
60–31 days: Deposit is non-refundable, but the remaining balance can be credited
30 days or less: Deposit and all payments are non-refundable
Force majeure (weather, fires, etc.): Full credit for a future tour.