Discover the Tranquil Beauty of Isla Natividad

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from the city of La Paz, take Highway 1 north towards Ciudad Constitución. After approximately 160 km, you will reach Ciudad Constitución. From there, continue on Highway 1 heading north until you reach the town of San Juanico. This will take about another 80 km. Once in San Juanico, you will find signs for the road to Isla Natividad. This dirt road is well-marked but can be rough; travel with a high-clearance vehicle is recommended. The drive from San Juanico to the Isla Natividad ferry launch point takes about 30 minutes. There is a small toll fee for the ferry, usually around $10 USD. Make sure to check ferry schedules in advance as they may vary.

• Public Transportation

  From La Paz, you can take a bus to Ciudad Constitución. The bus ride takes approximately 2-3 hours and costs around $10 USD. Once you arrive in Ciudad Constitución, you can catch another bus to San Juanico for about $5 USD. After reaching San Juanico, you will need to arrange for transportation to the Isla Natividad ferry launch point. Local taxis or rideshare options may be available, but it’s advisable to negotiate the fare beforehand, which should be around $10-15 USD. Finally, you will need to take the ferry to Isla Natividad, which may cost around $10 USD and is subject to the ferry's schedule.

• Combination (Car and Ferry)

  If you are in the northern parts of Baja California Peninsula, such as Ensenada, you can drive south to La Paz, following the instructions above. After reaching La Paz, you take the same route mentioned for drivers from La Paz, through Ciudad Constitución and San Juanico. The ferry to Isla Natividad is your final step, costing around $10 USD. Ensure you check the ferry departure times as they can be limited, especially during off-peak seasons.