Desert & Seaside Adventure
Strenuous Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Desert & Seaside Adventure by Open-Safari vehicle
Designed for a small group, this half-day adventure will explore an oasis, a fishing village, and a pristine beach while learning about local traditions, desert wildlife, and coastal beauty from a knowledgeable guide. After a motorcoach transfer from the pier, you'll head west in an open-air vehicle to San Carlos, where the arid landscape meets the Sea of Cortez. First stop is Ojo de Agua, a hidden desert oasis where freshwater springs create a surprising natural refuge. Although the spring cannot be seen, you will learn about the importance of it and the surrounding vegetation. Next on the itinerary is the sunny town of La Manga, a traditional fishing village offering a glimpse into local lifestyle and timeless culture. Finally, enjoy the beauty of Los Algodones Beach, famous for its soft white sand and breathtaking views of the Sea of Cortez.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Everywhere you point your camera is one memorable photo after another - including La Manga's rustic fishermen's houses facing the sea to the turquoise waters of Los Algodones Beach lapping gently against powdery white sand.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
As you make your way across the Sonoran desert in the open-safari vehicle, you'll have views of the landscape of desert brush, craggy terrain, and the sparkling blue Sea of Cortez
Schedule
Special Notes
No public address system is available on the open-air vehicle portion of the tour. The minimum age to participate is 8. This tour is not recommended to pregnant women, guests with heart conditions, guests with back/neck problems as the ride can be bumpy at times. Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair or for those with mobility limitations. Mobility devices (wheelchairs, walkers, scooters, etc) cannot be accommodated on the transportation. Wildlife sightings are likely but are not guaranteed.
Restrooms are only available at the cruise terminal.
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Strenuous Activity
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Desert & Seaside Adventure by Open-Safari vehicle
Designed for a small group, this half-day adventure will explore an oasis, a fishing village, and a pristine beach while learning about local traditions, desert wildlife, and coastal beauty from a knowledgeable guide. After a motorcoach transfer from the pier, you'll head west in an open-air vehicle to San Carlos, where the arid landscape meets the Sea of Cortez. First stop is Ojo de Agua, a hidden desert oasis where freshwater springs create a surprising natural refuge. Although the spring cannot be seen, you will learn about the importance of it and the surrounding vegetation. Next on the itinerary is the sunny town of La Manga, a traditional fishing village offering a glimpse into local lifestyle and timeless culture. Finally, enjoy the beauty of Los Algodones Beach, famous for its soft white sand and breathtaking views of the Sea of Cortez.
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
Everywhere you point your camera is one memorable photo after another - including La Manga's rustic fishermen's houses facing the sea to the turquoise waters of Los Algodones Beach lapping gently against powdery white sand.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
As you make your way across the Sonoran desert in the open-safari vehicle, you'll have views of the landscape of desert brush, craggy terrain, and the sparkling blue Sea of Cortez
Schedule
Special Notes
No public address system is available on the open-air vehicle portion of the tour. The minimum age to participate is 8. This tour is not recommended to pregnant women, guests with heart conditions, guests with back/neck problems as the ride can be bumpy at times. Not advisable for guests using a wheelchair or for those with mobility limitations. Mobility devices (wheelchairs, walkers, scooters, etc) cannot be accommodated on the transportation. Wildlife sightings are likely but are not guaranteed.
Restrooms are only available at the cruise terminal.