After breakfast at the hotel, we’ll pick you up, make a quick stop in our offices to gear up, and then head to Playa Pichilingue, where we’ll board a motorboat (panga) to cross to Espíritu Santo Island. Upon arrival, the guides will explain safety

measures and how to properly use the equipment and kayak. Before starting our first paddle, we’ll have lunch, and then begin our adventure. We’ll paddle under spectacular volcanic cliffs, ultimately reaching the first of many beaches where we’ll set up camp and enjoy the evening and sunset with a margarita in hand.

We’ll continue paddling, exploring more corners of the island. Among the bays, we’ll encounter colonies of seabirds and other wildlife that inhabit the island. We’ll reach a new beach to have lunch and rest. In the afternoon, we can explore the area with a hike or go snorkeling in the coral reefs.

We’ll end the day with a delicious dinner and our traditional Happy Hour.

Today, we’ll paddle to the north section of the island, passing by white sand bays, crystal-clear waters, and cliffs with unique rock formations. Each paddle connects us to the island’s unique geological history. As every day, we’ll have time to explore the sea and enjoy a sunset with a good book and a glass of wine in hand.

Today, we’ll take a well-deserved break from kayaking, spending 2 nights on the same beach to enjoy other activities. One of the highlights of our trip will be visiting La Lobera, a rocky formation that is home to over 400 sea lions residing in the Espíritu Santo Archipelago. We’ll have the opportunity to snorkel with these magnificent animals, and surely the pups will come close to swim and play with us.

Recharged, we’ll continue paddling toward the goal of completing the circumnavigation of the island. Today, we’ll paddle along the eastern side, where

the magnitude of the cliffs will take your breath away. At the end of the day, we’ll camp on a beach that separates the Espíritu Santo Archipelago. From here, we’ll enjoy views of the channel that connects the two islands.

Today, we’ll face the longest paddle of the trip, covering the eastern side of the island. This journey, approximately 4.5 hours long, will take us through a remote and solitary landscape, offering a unique experience. We’ll pass by stunning sea caves that we can explore, before reaching a 3-km long white sand beach, where we’ll set up our final camp of the trip.

On our final day of paddling, we’ll complete the circumnavigation of the island and return to our starting point. After a well-deserved lunch, we’ll head back to La Paz, where we’ll finally be able to shower at the hotel. In the evening, we’ll gather for

our final dinner with the entire group and guides to share stories and bid farewell with a toast.

Breakfast at the hotel. See you on your next adventure!