San Jose del Cabo에서 La Paz까지 Private car transfer

The private transfer covers 115 miles (186 kilometers) and takes approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes. This scenic route crosses the lower Baja California peninsula from the Pacific to the Gulf of California side.

Absolutely. Fox Canyon is an oasis in a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. You can also stop at the Mogote Sand Dunes that cascade down into the ocean.

La Paz offers a more authentic Mexican experience with lower prices, beautiful malecón (waterfront promenade), and excellent opportunities for swimming with whale sharks and sea lions. It's less touristy than Los Cabos but equally beautiful.

You can stop at the charming mining town of El Triunfo, or step into nature at the San José del Cabo Estuary, the only freshwater lagoon in Cabo. You'll also see dramatic desert landscapes, mountain views, and glimpses of both Pacific and Gulf coastlines as you travel.

Year-round travel is possible due to Baja's desert climate. October through April offers the most comfortable temperatures. If you're interested in whale watching in La Paz, visit between December and April.

La Paz is famous for marine life including whale sharks, sea lions, dolphins, and various whale species. The nearby Espíritu Santo Island is a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve offering incredible snorkeling and diving opportunities.

Yes, La Paz offers stunning beaches like Playa Balandra with its famous mushroom rock formation, and Playa Tecolote. These beaches feature calm, warm waters perfect for swimming and are less crowded than Los Cabos beaches.

Yes, the highways are well-maintained and safe. The road offers beautiful desert scenery and mountain views. Your local driver will be familiar with the route and any current road conditions.