Mountain Glamping Adventure Series

Adventure into a side of Baja California Sur that few travellers experience. As you leave the turquoise-blue waters and white sandy beaches of the coastline, reach for the sky and discover a true natural treasure: the San Dionisio Canyon in the Sierra de la Laguna mountains. Camp San Dionisio by Panterra is located at  Rancho Ecológico El Refugió situated in a biosphere reserve on the ancestral lands of one of the oldest cowboy ranches in the area. It is approximately halfway between La Paz and Cabo San Lucas, on the footstep of the Tropic of Cancer.

The ranch is part of a rural community of ranches dedicated to alternative tourism, offering a unique outdoor adventure and an insight into the traditional lifestyle of the ranchers of Baja California, known as the vaqueros de las Californias.

Birdwatch by morning, experience traditional ranch life, leather crafting and explore the mountain terrain by day and enjoy world-class stargazing by night. Did I forget to mention the river's natural pools for a quick dip to cool off?

We invite you to the 10th Annual Owl Festival at Rancho Ecológico El Refugio in San Dionisio Canyon, BCS. Join us for a full day to celebrate the region's majestic owls. Experience the wonder of owl watching, engage in enlightening talks about their vital role in the ecosystem, and immerse yourself in art and traditional cultural events inspired by these mesmerizing nocturnal creatures.

Our driver will pick you up starting at 9:00 am in La Paz. Guests will arrive at the ranch at approx. noon/1 pm - Tent assignment, property orientation and safety talk followed by your first traditional ranch lunch.

-  guided hike exploring the flora and fauna 

- leather workshop

- tortilla and meal preparation class

- after dinner: social time and games (dominoes, cards, dice, boardgames)  

- world-class stargazing.    

Join us for a full day to celebrate the region's majestic owls. Experience the wonder of owl watching, engage in enlightening talks about their vital role in the ecosystem, and immerse yourself in art and traditional cultural events inspired by these mesmerizing nocturnal creatures. 

Day starts with:

- cold and hot breakfast   

- guided hike - bird watching and other wildlife   

- fresh organic snacks

- pack up gear   

- check out and depart the camp by noon/1:00 pm    

- lunch in Santiago on the way back (guest responsibility) to the various drop off points