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Beautiful Beach
Balandra Beach is the jewel of La Paz. A protected cove with shallow water, it is a great beach for children and families. Beach umbrellas and tables and chairs are available for rent. Balandra Beach is developed; you won't find any beach bars or restaurants, so bring your beverages and snacks with you.
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Balandra
Balandra Beach is the jewel of La Paz. A protected cove with shallow water, it is a great beach for children and families. Beach umbrellas and tables and chairs are available for rent. Balandra Beach is developed; you won't find any beach bars or restaurants, so bring your beverages and snacks with you.
Wildlife
Isla Espíritu Santo consists of two islands near La Paz, about 7 km away from El Cotlenta beach. Excursions are available from La Paz, and often combine swimming with whale sharks, sea lions and a trip to the beaches. Sea kayaking is popular as well. Overnight camping ("Glamping") is available on the islands. Ensenada Grande beach, on Isla Partida, was voted the most beautiful beach in Mexico by The Travel Magazine and one of the top 12 beaches in the world.
Isla Espíritu Santo is protected as part of the Área de Protección de Flora y Fauna - Islas del Golfo de California (APFF-IGC). In the 1990s private donors purchased portions of the island and donated it Mexico, ensuring its preservation. It is part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Wildlife includes black jackrabbit, The islands are both uninhabited. Sea kayaking is a popular activity around the island. The surrounding reefs are home to parrotfish, angelfish, trumpetfish, Moorish idols, and rainbow wrasse, while many other species pass nearby including sharks, rays, turtles, dolphins, and even whales. Birds include brown pelicans, great blue herons, snowy egrets, turkey vultures, and hummingbirds. A large sea lion colony resides on Los Islotes, off the north tip of the islands; snorkeling with the females and young is a highlight of many tours.
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Isla del Espiritu Santo
Isla Espíritu Santo consists of two islands near La Paz, about 7 km away from El Cotlenta beach. Excursions are available from La Paz, and often combine swimming with whale sharks, sea lions and a trip to the beaches. Sea kayaking is popular as well. Overnight camping ("Glamping") is available on the islands. Ensenada Grande beach, on Isla Partida, was voted the most beautiful beach in Mexico by The Travel Magazine and one of the top 12 beaches in the world.
Isla Espíritu Santo is protected as part of the Área de Protección de Flora y Fauna - Islas del Golfo de California (APFF-IGC). In the 1990s private donors purchased portions of the island and donated it Mexico, ensuring its preservation. It is part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Wildlife includes black jackrabbit, The islands are both uninhabited. Sea kayaking is a popular activity around the island. The surrounding reefs are home to parrotfish, angelfish, trumpetfish, Moorish idols, and rainbow wrasse, while many other species pass nearby including sharks, rays, turtles, dolphins, and even whales. Birds include brown pelicans, great blue herons, snowy egrets, turkey vultures, and hummingbirds. A large sea lion colony resides on Los Islotes, off the north tip of the islands; snorkeling with the females and young is a highlight of many tours.
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Conserving Electricity
Electricity is very expensive in La Paz, with costs greater than most cities in the US and Canada. Please conserve electricity as much as possible. Only use the air conditioning when you are occupying a room. They can cool the space very quickly.
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