Sun bathing is exceptional March through June and September through November. Windsurfing is great year round, with conditions appropriate for all levels of expertise. Downtown Loreto is the site of Baja's first and oldest Spanish mission, which now houses a historic museum. There are small shops for leather goods, local jewelry, and native arts and crafts, and charming restaurants specializing in local fare and fresh seafood. There are hotel accommodations in Loreto to suit any budget or desire.
Prices range from economy to deluxe, and hotels are located downtown and on the beach.
Loreto is small, quiet and unhurried. It is easily accessible from the U.S. mainland, and perfect as a get-away destination. Loreto lies on the east coast of the Baja Peninsula, approximately 660 miles south of Tijuana and 220 miles north of La Paz. Only 850 miles from Los Angeles, it's just 2 hours by air with very reasonable fares. Loreto's International Airport services daily flights to and from Los Angeles and all major Mexican cities through the state capital of La Paz.