Bahia Magdalena runs for 200 kilometers along the west coast of the Baja California peninsula, and is home to scores of marine mammals including sea lions, dolphins and whales. Economically important populations of sardines, scallops, shrimp, abalone, grouper and halibut support an internationally based fishery. Spectacular sunsets drape the mountains and dunes of the off-shore islands in orange and purple shadows. Sandy beaches lined with palms and mangroves fringe our two-acre property. Students share four person, solar-powered cabins.
Faculty live in small houses on-site.