
Mulege Baja California, Mexico Travel Guide
Arrive, check-in. Visit Misión Santa Rosalía de Mulegé and El Carcel.
Enjoy fish tacos for lunch. Drive to Bahía Concepción (Playa Santispac) for relaxation.
Plan for longer visits to fully immerse yourself in the region.
Day 1: Arrive, accommodation, Mission, Old Jail, Lighthouse. Dinner in town. Day 2: Full day at Bahía Concepción (kayaking, snorkeling). Beach picnic. Sunset at Mirador.
Days 1-3: Mulegé base. Town exploration (Mission, Old Jail, river). Full day at Bahía Concepción beaches (water sports). Half-day fishing charter. Day 4: Day trip north to Saint (feminine) Rosalía (French architecture, mining history, iron church).
Week 1: Follow one-week itinerary with exploration. More time at Bahía Concepción, multi-day kayak trip option. Explore more cave painting sites. Week 2: Travel south to La Paz, the capital of Baja California Sur.
Mulegé welcomes RVers or those seeking a quiet, extended escape. Rent a spot at a Bahía Concepción campground or a local RV park. Engage with the expat community.
Prices vary based on seasonality and amenities.
$10 - $25
$20 - $40
$40 - $70
Tailor your Mulegé trip to your specific interests.
Prioritize visits to Mulegé Mission, Old Jail, and the Pharos. Plan day trips to Santa Rosalía (French and mining history), Loreto Mission, and San Javier Mission.
Focus on newly caught seafood restaurants, local taco stands, and Cocinas económicas. Visit local date palm groves for tastings.
Dedicate significant time to kayaking the Mulegé River and Bahía Concepción. Schedule snorkeling and fishing trips. Join cave painting tours and consider ATV rides into the desert.
Concentrate on the calm, waters that are not deep of Bahía Concepción beaches for swimming and casual kayaking. Enjoy easy hikes around town, and explore the Old Jail, which can be an interesting historical site for children.
Appreciate mission architecture in Mulegé, Santa Rosalía, Loreto, and San Javier. Note the local art scene in Mulegé contains limitations.
Find peace in the quiet desert landscapes.
Relax on peaceful beaches by the Sea of Cortez.