Cultural e Ecologia, Natureza e História das cidades escondidas do sul da Baja!

My wife and I had an amazing time on this trip. It is a trip I wanted to drive on my own but knew it would not happened till I found this tour. Our tour guide J. Carlos a local from the area had allot of knowledge about the history of the small towns we visited like San Bortolo and Triumpho. Why the towns survived post the mining era and why people left some of the towns as ghost towns. We traveled through the canyons to La Paz and had a wonderful lunch. Ate homemade burritos from the locals. We then went to Todo Santos and visited the Hotel California and was told the story as to why it is believed to be the famous song buy the Eagles famous song Hotel California. All in all our driver Carlos was amazing and if you like rides, history, geography, horticultural, foods, candy the list goes on this is the guide and trip to go on. Yes it long but I can cross it off my list.

Our guide was very knowledgeable on his history. Took us to amazing places and food was amazing.

Carlos was our guide and the 4 of us learned so much and had the best time with our professional Guide, Carlos.

Excellent service from Alejandro and Martín. Without them, the experience would have been different. Alejandro was our hero for saving our camera that had fallen in. I recommend the tour 100 percent

It was cool, around 6-6:30 hrs long. Payed through our hotel. Nice atmosphere, except some parts didn’t have much to truly see. Juan Manuel was a good driver. Didn’t have many people with us. Best for those looking for something not well known, those who wanna explore.

We had such an amazing experience with Toro Sando Day Trip during our Los Cabos vacation. The entire day felt very thoughtfully planned — relaxing, beautiful, and never rushed. The scenery was absolutely stunning, especially with the ocean views and sunset atmosphere. Very Happy experience with our tour guy juan！

Although our hotel told us that there would be a camel experience and lunch, we did not experience either. This is exactly what we wanted. Carlos promptly picked us up at our hotel, explained how the day was going to play out and allowed us plenty of time to explore the city of Todos Santos. There were plenty of restaurants to choose from and Carlos provided a great overview of the city, its culture and history. Recommend.

Juan was great. Very knowledgeable and talked just the right amount.

Our guide was awesome but the excursion itself l was truly a waste of a day. We didn’t even see half the things that were listed on the excursion description, driving through the towns the only stops we made were for the bathroom, and look at one mission. The leather maker wasn’t even there so there was no demonstration of leather making, we didn’t see a thermal spring and we drove by a fishing village doing 50mph. Lunch was delish. But I could not have been more disappointed in the entire excursion especially with this costing $135 a person. I would not recommend. I spent my whole day on this tour and got 2 pictures, one of a stray cat (made the whole day worth it) and one of a church building.

Uriel was the ideal guide for this unique tour! We learned so much from him, and his love and pride for this area where he grew up was contagious. This tour gives you a glimpse of Baja that is completely off the beaten path. We saw rural agricultural communities of southern Baja that are practically untouched by tourism. It was very interesting to learn about the traditional crafts through stops at a leather workshop and a wood-working shop. Be sure to have some cash on you to buy a few things to thank and support these families. We enjoyed learning about the ecosystem of the area: the cactus-filled desert and the oases that form where there are natural springs. We had never seen an oasis before, so that was a highlight. Our lunch (included with tour price) was delicious - a sampler of several traditional Mexican dishes. And the ice cream tasting was yummy and fun. The flavors are unlike any you'll find anywhere else (e.g. avocado, cactus fruit, cheese, lavender, mezcal). Sadly you can't take ice cream home as a souvenir! Be sure to have cash to purchase ice cream as it is not included in the tour price. If you're interested in learning about the rural way of life in the region, supporting local family businesses, and seeing the landscape beyond just the beaches, this is a good tour for you. FYI, the family businesses we visited are not tourist traps, and are not set up with credit card machines or Venmo. Ideally have 500-1000 pesos on hand for this tour.