Barcos Que Cantan

ISLA ESPIRITU SANTO, SEA OF CORTEZ, BAJA CALIFORNIA SUR, MEXICO
n Oceanographer Jacques Cousteau called Mexico’s Sea of Cortez “the world’s greatest aquarium” because of its unique and rich ecosystem. To get up close and personal with nature, base yourself in La Paz. All the islands are UNESCO protected as World Heritage Biospheres. Uninhabited Espiritu Santo, absurdly beautiful, is the jewel in the crown: the sea is so turquoise it’s like swimming in a bottle of Cura?ao. Once ashore you’ll find wedding-cake white sands, nail-varnish pink volcanic rocks, clouds of yellow butterflies and strange 300-year old boojum trees. At Los Islotes, you can snorkel with friendly sea-lions. There are many migratory species such as humpback whales, manta rays and leatherback turtles.

A classical way to sail there is by Turkish gullet (www.barcosquecantan.com) with beautiful, en-suite cabins and meals featuring sashimi and fresh local seafood.
There are so many beautiful beaches to sail to – the shot above is Ense?ada Grande beach, Isla Partida, part of Isla Espiritu Santo.

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