A few minutes from downtown La Paz, the landscape changes completely. The pavement disappears. Cardón cacti — the tallest in the world — start to appear, along with the dirt trails local fishermen have used for generations.
The contrast between dry desert and turquoise water at the end of the ride is one of those moments you can't really anticipate — and won't forget.
The tour heads out from La Paz toward El Coyote — a stretch of coastline that conventional tourists never find. The trail crosses dry arroyos, sand dunes, and natural lookout points with panoramic views of the Gulf.
The route ends at the beach. Sand, turquoise water, silence. The contrast with the desert you just crossed makes the arrival especially striking. Depending on the route, we also pass through Tecolote Beach — with the best views of Espíritu Santo Island from dry land.
Duration: flexible depending on the selected route
Departure: from our main office or from the ranch, depending on the vehicle
ATV — for one or two riders. The most agile and most physical option. A driver's license is required.
UTV / Side-by-side (RZR) — seats up to 4 passengers. More stable, more comfortable for groups or couples. Ideal if you want the adrenaline without the physical demands of an ATV.
4x4 — a guided off-road vehicle. The most accessible option for anyone who'd rather ride as a passenger and enjoy the scenery without driving.
Not included: snacks and drinks · personal travel insurance
Free cancellation up to 7 days before. No refund within 48 hours.
"If I could give 10 stars I would. This was a magical and truly different experience that I will always remember. The ride to the beach was spectacular. The ride back was even better."
[BOOK NOW] · WhatsApp +52 612 155 1900
See full details and book directly on the Desert & Beach Off-Road page · or request a custom quote for your group.
Free cancellation up to 7 days before.
| Sandboarding El Mogote · The dunes that sing | Tecolote Beach · A direct view of Espíritu Santo Island | Balandra & Tecolote · La Paz's two most iconic beaches |