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Culture and Traditions
Adventure and Nature
Magical Towns
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Beaches
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MICE tourism
A WONDERFUL OASIS WITH A LOT OF HISTORY TO TELL
The village is small and is characterized by being surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes.
These unique places include paradisiacal beaches, beautiful lagoons, and impressive desert views, so ecotourism enthusiasts will truly enjoy this journey.
The village has several hotels, trailer parks, restaurants, and specialized agencies that provide services for various sports and adventure activities.
Mulegé
What to See in Mulegé
Tourist Attractions in Mulegé
Iglesia de Santa Bárbara
In the village, you can visit the Santa Bárbara Church, which is entirely made of iron. Its altar features stained glass windows, and its ornaments and Gothic altarpiece were brought from Europe.
Municipal Palace and Archive
Built entirely of wood in 1885 and attributed to Gustave Eiffel.
Jardín Morelos
Located on the main street, inaugurated in 1950, it is also the work of French builders. Here you can find a Baldwin locomotive brought to the country in 1886.
Regional Museum
Located in a former jail, completed in 1907, which is known as the only jail without bars that has existed in Baja California Sur, called "Cananea."
The museum exhibits archaeological pieces, fossils, instruments of ancient settlers, and overall artifacts that narrate the region's past.
Mission of Santa Rosalía de Mulegé
In its surroundings, you can visit the mission founded by the Jesuits in 1766 and various sites with cave paintings.
BEST BEACHES IN MULEGÉ
Bahía de Concepción
The bay is home to tranquil and beautiful beaches such as El Requesón, Santipac, Los Naranjos, Los Cocos, El Burro, and Buenaventura, among others, which are highly visited by water sports enthusiasts, cruisers, and boats of all kinds.
El Requesón Beach
Considered a hidden treasure, this desert beach features calm and transparent waters perfect for swimming, kayaking, or snorkeling. There is a small island in front of this beach that can be accessed by walking when the tide is low.
Santispac Beach
Another beautiful and secluded beach located between two hills that boast the typical desert landscape. An additional attraction of this beach is a small stream that flows into an estuary, which is home to a large number of birds.
If you love nature, it is an excellent place to camp and admire the traditional clear skies of the area.
Punta Arena
It is one of the furthest beaches but one of the most beautiful ones. Similarly, Coyote Beach is adorned with lush palm trees that provide shade from the sun.
What to Do in Mulegé
Choose your Adventure in Loreto
UNMISSABLE EXPERIENCES IN MULEGÉ
Visit the Mission of San Ignacio de Kada-Kaaman
Visit Loreto
Explore the Cave Paintings of the Sierra de San Francisco
Visit Dunas del Gallito
The dunes are located about three kilometers from Mulegé, Dunas del Gallito is perfect for having an adventure on ATVs or practicing sandboarding.
Engage in various activities
It is a place where you can go hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, and also enjoy its soft, white sandy beaches. You can also go diving and fishing on its coasts.
Must visit destinations in Baja California Sur
Todos Santos
Los Cabos
La Paz
Guerrero Negro
Loreto
Comondú
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