Baja Thanksgiving Special

Baja Thanksgiving Special

Baja Thanksgiving Special

Let us handle the details so you can relax in Baja this Thanksgiving holiday!

We just opened up 4 new casitas at Los Colibris Casitas! To celebrate, we’re offering this last minute Thanksgiving special to our repeat guests from Los Colibris and Todos Santos Eco Adventures.

The trip is November 23-28, 2025 and includes:

  • 3 nights at Los Colibris Casitas with daily breakfast
  • 2 nights at Camp Cecil de la Isla with all the adventures, meals, and happy hour. The adventures include so many of the things we’re thankful for in Baja: swimming with sea lions, snorkeling, kayaking, paddle boarding, birding, stargazing and hiking.
  • Thanksgiving dinner at Los Colibris
  • All transportation

Pricing:

  • 2 pax: USD 1,580/person
  • 4 pax: USD 1,400/person
  • 6 pax: USD 1,335/person

Camp Cecil de la Bahia Whale Watching

Camp Cecil de la Bahia Whale Watching

Camp Cecil de la Bahia Whale Watching

A stand-out highlight of any trip to Baja!

Welcome to Magdalena Bay and our luxury tent camp Camp Cecil de la Bahia! The camp is located on a sliver of land with the Bay and the gray whales on one side, and a protected estuary with mangroves, abundant birdlife, dolphins and more on the other. Each year the gray whales migrate 6,000 miles from arctic waters to the Pacific lagoons of the Baja peninsula to mate, give birth, and enjoy a warm winter respite. Magdalena Bay is one of the most important of these lagoons, and Camp Cecil de la Bahia is one of the best whale watching spots in all of Baja. Whales are simply everywhere!

The tents of Camp Cecil de la Bahia are beautifully appointed walk-in safari-style tents with gorgeous beds, seating areas, rugs, chandeliers, and ensuite bathrooms. The camp chef prepares three beautiful meals a day and daily happy hour.

We’ll spend the days out on the water interacting with the amazing gray whale mothers, babies and sporting males, and when not with the whales we can explore the incredible birdlife of the mangrove estuary. It is a dreamy, wild and remote spot, completely ensconced in nature, enhanced by delights of great food and comfortable lodging.

PLEASE NOTE LIMITED AVAILABILITY DURING THE GRAY WHALE SEASON JANUARY 25 – MARCH 15 EACH YEAR

Price Includes

  • Transportation to/from Todos Santos or La Paz
  • Accommodation for 3 nights in a luxury tent with real beds, lovely linens, rugs, chandeliers and ensuite toilets
  • Beautiful, chef-prepared meals from welcome lunch on Day 1 through lunch on final day
  • Daily happy hour and drinks with dinner 
  • Twice daily whale watching excursions, fishing, birding and mangrove exploration
  • Bilingual naturalist guide(s) who is a certified Wilderness First Responder, NOM-9 Graduate and Leave No Trace certified
  • Entrance fee and permits

Excludes:

  • International airfare
  • Gratuities
  • Travel insurance
  • Any activities, meals or drinks not explicitly identified in the itinerary

Note: This adventure is available from January 25 – March 15 yearly

Duration

  • 4 days/3 nights

Dates

  • Jan 25-28: 4 tents left
  • Feb 1-4: 4 tents left
  • Feb 5-8: 3 tents left
  • Feb 8-11: Sold Out
  • Feb 11-14: Sold Out
  • Feb 16-19: Sold Out
  • Feb 23-26: 2 tents left
  • Feb 26-March 9: Sold out
  • March 9-12: 4 tents left
  • March 12-15: Sold Out

Price USD

  • Please enquire for pricing
  • A 16% IVA tax will be added to all prices

Price MXN

  • Please enquire for pricing
  • A 16% IVA tax will be added to all prices
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Tourism Cares: Check Out The Meaningful Travel Map

Tourism Cares: Check Out The Meaningful Travel Map

As a traveler, you have the unique opportunity to enjoy unforgettable experiences while making a positive impact on the world. Sometimes the question is just, “how?”

That’s where Tourism Cares’ Meaningful Travel Map comes in!

We are thrilled to have partnered with Tourism Cares to be among the incredible organizations included on the map. This dynamic tool includes more than 350 vetted, sustainable travel organizations from around the globe — highlighting tours, activities, and businesses that offer a unique, authentic experience while prioritizing environmental stewardship, cultural preservation, and community benefit.

The following are just a few reasons to consider the map before making travel plans:

Enriching Travel Experiences: The Map provides a list of authentic, immersive experiences that go beyond traditional tourism offerings, which allows you to connect deeply with the places you visit and increase overall enjoyment.

Future of Travel: Sustainable tourism is more than a trend — it’s the future of travel. Today, travelers are increasingly seeking meaningful options that align with their values.

Protecting the Industry’s Future: Help make a difference by supporting businesses that protect natural resources, honor local cultures, and give back to communities — our destinations need AND deserve it.

Check Out The Map!
This Little Light of Mine: Love From our Guests

This Little Light of Mine: Love From our Guests

WOW! We are so thrilled with the recent feedback we’ve had from guests and we’re excited to share some of it here. Read on to see what folks are saying or check out our instagram pageSpoiler Alert: Our guides, chefs and support staff are at the heart of everything we do and we couldn’t be more proud of our entire Todos Santos Eco Adventures family! Click here to read more about us.

“We have been all over the world with all kinds of companies, and this one is and always will be
one of our most favorite and cherished trips! We had the most amazing and unforgettable time
at Camp Cecil. What a fantastic operation and experience! Paulina was an exceptional guide, all
of the staff were so kind, friendly, helpful, accommodating, and fun to be around. The food was
unbelievably fantastic (we couldn’t believe how creative and delicious every single thing we ate
was and what the staff were able to come up with in a remote camp). The tents were fantastic,
the bathrooms were super nice, and of course the experiences we had were the absolute best.
Literally everything was perfect and I was so impressed with every single step of the
experience.” Maria B. Nov 2023

“Our guide Octavio was superb in every aspect! He is easily one of the top 5 guides we’ve ever
had anywhere in the world.” Erin M. March 2024

“I want to share with you that you really do have the best guides working with you at TOSEA.
Our excursions and activities were wonderful, and I really have to give an extra special thank
you to Guide Hugo and boat Captain Omar. What an incredible duo. They work so seamlessly
together. Omar is wonderfully passionate and dedicated to providing an incredible experience
on his panga and Hugo is quite possibly one of the best guides I have ever had anywhere in the
world. We just don’t quite have the words for how special they made the visit to the
island.” Kelly C., Jan 2024

“Thank you and your team again for a brilliant and enriching experience. Axel & Bernardo were
exceptional guides in their consummate professionalism, passion for the natural world and
unruffled patience.” Mia C. March 2024

“Our guide, Axel, was simply the best! So knowledgeable about everything in the sea, on land,
and in the air. And his kind, fun, and friendly demeanor made our days. Probably our favorite
part was the 3 nights at Camp Cecil on Isla Espíritu Santo. The snorkeling, kayaking, turtles,
manta rays, sea lions, bioluminescence, hikes…really everything about it was fantastic. We
were especially impressed with the delicious meals that Ricardo and team prepared on a 4-
burner stove in a tent!” Penny F. Jan 2024

“Don’t know how they do it, but every meal exceeded my expectations! They even cooked a
special meal for me since I don’t like fish, which I really appreciated!” Diana W. Feb 2024

“Our guide, Manuel, was superb. We have taken many guided trip and he ranks at the top:
knowledgeable, lively, kind, funny, flexible and able to “read” a group.” Josh O., Dec 2023.

“Martin, our chef at the Sierra Camp, was amazing and that was some of the best food we have
had anywhere.” Bev W., Feb 2024

Hugo is smart, mellow, accommodating, knowledgeable, energetic, enthusiastic, spiritual and
caring. His knowledge of the history, culture, plants, animals and other aspects of the peninsula
is tremendous. He has a perfect demeanor for handling a group.” Jack S. Jan 2024

“Axel is a fantastic guide. 10/10. Gracious, accommodating, friendly and knowledgeable. I’ll
request him again if I go on this trip again.” John J. Jan 2024

The guides were amazing. The food was amazing. I can’t really choose my favorite activity –
snorkeling with whale sharks, snorkeling with sea lions, the cooking class. It was all a lot of fun.”
Shelley J. Feb 2024

“I have traveled for many years and I think this trip connected all the activities in a unique way.
The trip was truly outstanding on every level. Sebastian was a fantastic guide, both very
knowledgeable and tuned in to our needs.” Jeff C., Feb 2024

“Our guide Sergio N. did an amazing job with our family of 8, orchestrating everyone’s interests
and activity level at all times, from the young teens up to an 80-year-old. His knowledge of the
land and sea, and his sharing of so many little secrets opened up the island to us and made it so
special. My heart wants to return back sometime soon.” Mark S. Dec 2023

“The food at Camp Cecil de la Isla was some of the best I have ever eaten-SUPER FANTASTIC!
HIGH compliments to Chef Ricardo and full respect for what he was able to do and provide in
such a tiny kitchen space! The menu was creative and fun and the presentation of the food was
FABULOUS. So many small details and I appreciated every little thought and action put toward
the food, camp, and our guides/crew. Our overall experiences will be forever in our hearts,
minds, and souls.” Tanya T. Dec 2023

Our guides, especially Andrea, were excellent and I have only the highest praise for them.
Andrea was knowledgeable, clear and patient. I also want to say that our boat captains were
the unsung heroes of our trip. We always felt safe and they certainly know how to approach
wildlife safely. Kudos to them all and five stars all around.” Bev W., Feb 2024

“Absolutely incredible experience! Amazing guides, excellent activities, incredibly well-
organized, and fun. From booking the trip until we said ‘hasta luego’ to our wonderful guide,
we had a ball, ate well and learned a lot about the Baja peninsula. Can I give more than 5
stars??” Dianne Z, Jan 2024

Seafood, Sustainability, and Sunsets: the Basics of BCS

Seafood, Sustainability, and Sunsets: the Basics of BCS

INSIDER GUIDES
by SARA IANNACONE DEC 7, 2023

Where to stay around Baja California Sur

In Todos Santos: Los Colibris Casitas

todos santos la paz hotel

Photo: Go La Paz/ColinRuggiero

Led by a husband-and-wife team pioneering sustainability efforts in Baja California Sur, the carbon-neutral Los Colibris Casitas is a haven for nature lovers and one of the most charming places to stay in Todos Santos. The privileged hilltop location has casitas in lush gardens, with excellent views of the Pacific and a neighboring palm grove. Rates start around $135 per night.

What to do in Baja California Sur

Go whale or bird watching

baja california sur gray whale todos santos

Photo: Go La Paz

One of the most magical features of Baja California Sur in Mexico is its rich biodiversity, both on land and in the water.

Between January and March, you can watch giant gray whales in the Pacific Ocean as they migrate south along the western coast of the Baja Peninsula. Trips leave from Todos Santos (about 45 minutes from Cabo) or La Paz, in which case your tour company will drive you across the peninsula.

Year-round, you can go bird-watching to meet frigate birds, roadrunners, kingfishers, hummingbirds, and more. It’s a good way to learn what names to put to the melodic beauties likely to serenade you in the mornings and lull you to sleep each evening.

Both these adventures are available through Todos Santos Eco Adventures, which operates trips leaving from Todos Santos. It’s a carbon-neutral tour company pioneering sustainable tourism in the region.

Booking through companies that think about their environmental impact, practice Leave No Trace principles, and use guides certified by NOLS is one of the best ways to protect the natural beauty of Baja California Sur, Mexico, and preserve it for the future.

Read the full article for inspiration here!

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