Salt Plant

It has a salt plant that has become a leading producer of salt at the international level, producing seven million tons of salt per year.

There are guided tours where the production process is shown, and visitors are amazed by the incredible views of the natural salt deposits.

The salt evaporation ponds are the habitat of a large number of birds, such as the white pelican and the white heron, resulting in unusual landscapes. In areas where the salt flats are not predominant, there are marvelous dunes that connect with the sea.

The Island

In the Guerrero Negro lagoon, "The Island" is located, artificially created to establish the first loading port for salt, although currently, the transportation port is in the Ojo de Liebre lagoon and is known as "El Chaparrito."

On "The Island," there is a lighthouse and a rest area with an incredible panoramic view of the marshes.

Dunes de la Soledad

Located to the east of Guerrero Negro, it is an impressive place with an intricate ecosystem whose landscape changes constantly. It is important to note that the dunes cannot be traversed by car or motorcycles, and it's essential to respect the animals and avoid littering.

Bays

Its vast bays are the favorite places for whales from November to April.