End of tour, back to home:
Costa Cardonal
is closer than you'd think!
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How to get to Costa Cardonal...

...
by land: You can safely drive your passenger car or RV from the U.S. border to Costa
Cardonal
in about 10-12 hours.  You'll see Baja's fascinating landforms, unique plants and quaint
villages this way.  We'll help you make the trip a memorable experience with tips, suggestions and
assistance.  
Click here for directions.

Or you can hop a very comfortable and safe express bus (Aguila or ABC lines) in Tijuana and, for
around $70 one way be whisked overnight to Santa Rosalia where we'll pick you up.

...by air:  Alaska Airlines and Delta Airlines are now flying between LAX and Loreto, the
closest commercial airport about 2 hours south of us.  Online reservation sites will give you an
idea of schedules and costs. We'll help you with your arrangements, and pick you up in Loreto.

Private pilots can fly directly to Punta Chivato, which has a well maintained gravel airstrip.  See
the
Baja Bush Pilots website for more details.

...by sea:  Mexico's ferry service, SEMATUR, operates ferries from Guaymas in mainland
Mexico to Santa Rosalia, twice weekly.   If you're planning a grand tour of Mexico, this would be
an interesting addition.  And your car or RV travels with you.

Or, if you're a serious sailor, you can sail or cruise into the Sea of Cortez and anchor in the
protected cove at Punta Chivato.  
Costa Cardonal
..a desert sanctuary beside a tropical sea.
Where We Are & How to Get There
Located on the east coast of the Baja
Peninsula,
Costa Cardonal is about 550
miles south of San Diego.

The nearest towns are Mulege (to the south)
and Santa Rosalia (to the north).

A fascinating car or bus trip, a quick hop by
commercial or private plane, or even a sail,
cruise or ferry trip, will get you there.

The journey will be fun in itself - and
wherever you arrive, we'll pick you up and
make you comfortable!