Unless you decide to peddle out of the valley, all of the streets are relatively flat. Although there really is no organized horse facilities in town, Baja travelers won't have a problem finding some local horse owner to give up the family glue for a short ride around the valley. Prices are not set, but a gratuity of dollars, pesos, or cold beer is always appreciated. The east end of the lagoon is the widest and the longest. For longer kayak adventures, the huge Laguna San Ignacio offers dozens of miles of untouched coastline.
Locations are important, and everyone seems to have a favorite spot.
Laying on a bench in the town square, under the huge Indian Laurel trees, is always a good choice. Under a grove of date palms down river is another good option. Poolside at the La Pinta Hotel also fits the bill. 2625 Garnet Avenue, San Diego, California, 92109. Check out their great web site for more infformation.