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Mexico: Try bird-watching in Baja on a nature tour

By Anne Harnagel

Isla Raza, Mexico’s first bird sanctuary, is the centerpiece of a six-day, five-night adventure offered by Baja AirVentures. Participants will stay at the isolated Las Animas Eco-Lodge on the Gulf of California, accessible only by a one-hour boat ride from Bahía de los Ángeles.

Mornings are spent bird-watching at Isla Raza and other nearby islands; afternoons are spent on additional nature tours or exploring on your own, fishing, snorkeling, sailing or relaxing.

Dates: April 28-May 2, May 4-9

Price: $2,395 per person, double occupancy. Includes yurt accommodations, meals, round-trip airfare from San Diego, guided excursions, kayaking and whale watching.

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Info: Baja AirVentures, (800) 221-9283

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Anne Harnagel

Anne Harnagel was an editor in the Travel section from 2009 to 2021. She has worked at the Los Angeles Times since 1996, with stints in Business and Calendar sections as well as the Los Angeles Times Magazine. Previously, she was managing editor of Home magazine, managing editor/features for the New York Times Syndicate and managing editor for the American Lawyer magazine. She is a native of Los Angeles.

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