Puerto Pichilingue Shuttles

Along the northern shores of the Baja Peninsula’s relaxed cove-city of La Paz, Puerto Pichilingue is an idyllic place for cruise attendees to greet the coast. A few miles from downtown, passengers should expect a quiet resort hub home to a few beaches and restaurants, plus immediate access to La Paz Ferry Terminal’s boats departing from the shore. For the chance to see things from a more intimate perspective, reserve a private vehicle rental, enjoying long coastal drives along the scenic Highway 11 from simple sedans or spacious SUVs, also making room for big families on bigger adventures with larger vehicles like vans and chartered buses perfect for reaching central historic landmarks like Presa de La Buena Mujer (Dam of The Good Woman). Meet-and-greet alternatives including simple local personal drivers sharing their perspective of the world as well as taxis interested in quick drop offs to wherever.

Practically at the tip of the Baja Peninsula, guests will have an array of natural wonders at their disposal. The closest to the cruise port is the fascinating Balandra Mushroom Rock, a unique geo-structure visited for its impossible shape, its neighboring Playa del Tecolote home to a vivid beachfront alongside Mexican-style dining under straw cabanas. Continue south on the highway to reach downtown La Paz, exploring vibrant waterfront landmarks such as the towering Malecon Pavillion and its vibrant palm-lined porches looking out at the beach, afterward walking into Centro Cultural La Paz to see the town’s Spanish-colonial facade doubling as the town square. Pick up a unique souvenir from locally made vendors by moving over to the Casa del Artesano Sudcaliforniano, a beautiful shop of artisan crafts perfect for bringing a little of the peace home. And at night, have a calm conversation with a memorable view, looking forward to promenade seafood from Mariscos El Molinito, a popular in-between for cruise goers due to its location just north of downtown and just south of the cruise port.