Baja Adventure: Sandboarding at El Mogote
Strenuous Activity
Includes snack
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Baja Adventure: Sandboarding at El Mogote
Similar to snow boarding, you use a specially waxed board to glide down sand dunes like those at El Mogote. Never tried sandboarding? No worries. While reaching up to 30 meters (100 feet), there are plenty of smaller and mid-sized dunes so everyone can enjoy sand boarding at their own level. Once you arrive at the meeting point, you'll gear up and choose between a sandboard (if you're feeling adventurous), or a sand sled or boogie board. The expert guides will lead a safety briefing and walk you through sandboarding basics and techniques tailored to your type of board. Then, you're ready to feel the rush of riding the dunes. When you're ready to cool off, feel free to dive into the sparkling sea (weather and water conditions permitting).
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
The turquoise waters lapping gently against El Mogote's golden dunes make an ideal "look what you are missing" shot to show the folks back home.
SNACKS
After the action, it's time to slow down with well-deserved refreshments including soft drinks, water, sodas and seasonal fruit.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
From the pier, it's just a scenic 25-minute ride along La Paz's boardwalk with stunning views of the Sea of Cortez.
Schedule
Special Notes
Googles and a sandboard will be provided. This tour is not suitable to guests with heart or respiratory conditions, blood pressure issues, epilepsy, asthma, diabetes, back or neck problems, schizophrenia, panic disorders, blindness, recent surgeries, or expectant mothers. The excursion involves walking on uneven, sandy surfaces and requires physical activity, so participants must be able to walk independently. Wear closed shoes (MANDATORY), easy-to-clean comfortable clothing for outdoor activities, hat and sunglasses, camera or cellphone, biodegradable sun block and eco-friendly insect repellant, bathing suit and towel, extra expending money (cash).
Minimum age 8, max age 60 to participate. Max weight 260 lbs..
This tour is suitable for all family members, though minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. Please note that access to the beach is subject to water conditions. Additionally, please be aware that there are no toilets, showers, lounge chairs, or umbrellas, as this is a protected natural area. However, guests can find shade and shelter under the installed tent.
Restroom facilities must be used at the pier prior to departure and are not available on site.
Medical Restriction
guests with heart or respiratory conditions, blood pressure issues, epilepsy, asthma, diabetes, back or neck problems, schizophrenia, panic disorders, blindness, recent surgeries, or expectant mothers. The excursion involves walking on uneven surfaces and requires physical activity, so participants must be able to walk independently. Unfortunately, it is not suitable for those who rely on mobility aids such as walkers, canes, wheelchairs, or scooters.
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Strenuous Activity
Includes snack
Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.
WHAT YOU VISIT
Baja Adventure: Sandboarding at El Mogote
Similar to snow boarding, you use a specially waxed board to glide down sand dunes like those at El Mogote. Never tried sandboarding? No worries. While reaching up to 30 meters (100 feet), there are plenty of smaller and mid-sized dunes so everyone can enjoy sand boarding at their own level. Once you arrive at the meeting point, you'll gear up and choose between a sandboard (if you're feeling adventurous), or a sand sled or boogie board. The expert guides will lead a safety briefing and walk you through sandboarding basics and techniques tailored to your type of board. Then, you're ready to feel the rush of riding the dunes. When you're ready to cool off, feel free to dive into the sparkling sea (weather and water conditions permitting).
PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
The turquoise waters lapping gently against El Mogote's golden dunes make an ideal "look what you are missing" shot to show the folks back home.
SNACKS
After the action, it's time to slow down with well-deserved refreshments including soft drinks, water, sodas and seasonal fruit.
WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
From the pier, it's just a scenic 25-minute ride along La Paz's boardwalk with stunning views of the Sea of Cortez.
Schedule
Special Notes
Googles and a sandboard will be provided. This tour is not suitable to guests with heart or respiratory conditions, blood pressure issues, epilepsy, asthma, diabetes, back or neck problems, schizophrenia, panic disorders, blindness, recent surgeries, or expectant mothers. The excursion involves walking on uneven, sandy surfaces and requires physical activity, so participants must be able to walk independently. Wear closed shoes (MANDATORY), easy-to-clean comfortable clothing for outdoor activities, hat and sunglasses, camera or cellphone, biodegradable sun block and eco-friendly insect repellant, bathing suit and towel, extra expending money (cash).
Minimum age 8, max age 60 to participate. Max weight 260 lbs..
This tour is suitable for all family members, though minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. Please note that access to the beach is subject to water conditions. Additionally, please be aware that there are no toilets, showers, lounge chairs, or umbrellas, as this is a protected natural area. However, guests can find shade and shelter under the installed tent.
Restroom facilities must be used at the pier prior to departure and are not available on site.
Medical Restriction
guests with heart or respiratory conditions, blood pressure issues, epilepsy, asthma, diabetes, back or neck problems, schizophrenia, panic disorders, blindness, recent surgeries, or expectant mothers. The excursion involves walking on uneven surfaces and requires physical activity, so participants must be able to walk independently. Unfortunately, it is not suitable for those who rely on mobility aids such as walkers, canes, wheelchairs, or scooters.