A SPOTLIGHT ON LORETO

Don’t miss a visit to Coronados Island only 20 minutes away by kayak. Perfect for a picnic lunch among sea lions and flocks of rare Blue-Footed Boobies, this is just one of many natural treasures found in this little paradise!

a small town big on charm

Loreto may be small, but what it lacks in size it more than makes up for in laid-back charm. Exploring the cobblestone streets of the downtown area on foot is the best way to get to know this picture-perfect town; strolling by shops selling traditional handicrafts, art galleries, street-side cafes and taco stands. In the evenings, you might catch sight of a roving mariachi band or two.

Make your way to the Malecon (waterfront promenade) for a scenic walk along the water, a popular spot for people watching or to catch the sunset. Stop for a fish taco or some fresh ceviche while you wander. In addition, Loreto has been awarded with the Pueblo Magico (Magic Town) designation by Mexico’s Secretary of Tourism for it’s rich history, authentic local culture and natural beauty both on land and at sea.

Don’t miss a visit to Coronados Island only 20 minutes away by kayak. Perfect for a picnic lunch among sea lions and flocks of rare Blue-Footed Boobies, this is just one of many natural treasures found in this little paradise!

how to get there?

Westjet:

Direct service from Calgary to Loreto is offered every Saturday from November to April, with connecting flights from across Canada.