Cabo Pulmo

Cabo Pulmo is one of the most unforgettable ocean days in Baja—clear water, wild marine life, and that quiet East Cape feeling where the road starts to slow down and the adventure starts to feel real. As a protected national park, it’s also a place where planning ahead pays off, especially if you want to snorkel, dive, or spend the night nearby.

Must-Do Experiences

  • Scuba diving: A bucket-list dive destination for certified divers, with world-class underwater scenery.

  • Snorkeling: A can’t-miss way to see Cabo Pulmo’s marine life up close—clear water days here are unreal.

  • Kayak / paddle: A relaxed way to explore the coastline and enjoy the views on calmer days.

Camping (simple + beach-style)

Yes—you can camp around Cabo Pulmo National Park, mainly at designated beach camping areas. We recommend: Playa Los Arbolitos, Playa Miramar, and Los Frailes. Amenities are generally limited, so expect basic setups.

Tip: Bring extra water and snacks—services can be limited once you’re out on the East Cape!

Want us to help book a snorkel/dive tour or a specific activity in Cabo Pulmo?

Message us on WhatsApp +52 624 100 0147 or email info@kavanoverlanding.com

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