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Tour à moto de Basse-Californie au Mexique

15 jours / 14 nuits • Guidé • 2434 mi / 3894.4 km • 60 - 100 °F / 15.6 - 37.8 °C

Découvrez la beauté brute de l'une des dernières frontières d'Amérique du Nord, la Basse-Californie, au Mexique. Il s'agit d'une visite guidée unique en son genre qui vous emmènera du siège social d'EagleRider à Los Angeles à travers la frontière États-Unis/Mexique à Tijuana, jusqu'au bout de la péninsule à Land's End, Cabo San Lucas, et retour. Parcourez la célèbre route mexicaine 1 le long d'une côte accidentée et à travers des déserts immenses parsemés de cactus géants à perte de vue. La Mex 1 est une autoroute à deux voies qui a tout ! Des virages serrés, de longues lignes droites et très peu de circulation. Dégustez les plats locaux dans les cafés de bord de route proposant la pêche du jour. Ce voyage est à ne pas manquer pour quiconque recherche une véritable aventure en hiver et au printemps. Des compétences de conduite intermédiaires à avancées sont recommandées.

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  • Los Angeles Arrival

    day 1

    Los Angeles Arrival - Arrivée

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    Welcome to Los Angeles. On the eve of this incredible journey you will meet up with your fellow riders for an orientation meeting at the hotel as we prepare to ride through some of the greatest and undisturbed desert roads left in North America. Your tour guide will provide you a thorough overview of what to expect in the coming days and answer any last minute questions you may have. I’m sure there may also be cold drink or two to be shared.
  • Los Angeles, CA – Ensenada

    day 2

    Los Angeles, CA – Ensenada

    200 mi / 320 km

    After our welcome breakfast we pick up our motorcycles from EagleRider. Shortly after we are on the road cruising south along the California coastline to the border at Tijuana, Mexico. After crossing into Mexico, we will reach our final destination for today, the bustling port town of Ensenada. Tonight we will enjoy a delicious gourmet dinner made fresh from the local catch. Watch the sunset over Ensenada Bay and it won’t take you long to realize you are on the cusp of something special.
  • Ensenada – Catavina

    day 3

    Ensenada – Catavina

    229 mi / 366.4 km

    We head south on Mexico Highway 1 leaving the busy border towns behind as we ride south. We dive deeper into Baja where Cirio trees and giant Cardon cacti begin to appear alongside the road. We enter the Vizcaino Desert, one of the most fascinating desert regions on this continent, and experience expansive views of boulder formations, rugged hills and dense desert vegetation. We arrive in Catavina just in time to watch the desert sunset behind huge boulders and Cardon cacti. We have a long ride tomorrow so be sure to get a good night’s rest.
  • Catavina – San Ignacio

    day 4

    Catavina – San Ignacio

    236 mi / 377.6 km

    Today we cross the state line from Baja Norte into Baja Sur. You will notice a change in landscape as we ride over several 3,000 foot summits, past flat topped volcanic cones and cactus covered hills into the charming pueblo San Ignacio, an authentic desert oasis located at the bottom of a wide arroyo with date palms and a natural spring fed pond where we overnight.
  • San Ignacio – Loreto

    day 5

    San Ignacio – Loreto

    170 mi / 272 km

    Ahead of us this morning is the massive ‘Volcan Las Tres Virgenes’ which tells us the origin of recent lava flows around us. We descend Devils Grade, seven miles of switchbacks that take us down to the warm waters of the Sea of Cortez. Winding along the shores beautiful Bahia Conception, one further scenic delight of Baja California, with deep-blue waters, volcanic islands and isolated beaches. In the afternoon we reach Loreto which is the oldest Spanish settlement along the West Coast. The town offers a picturesque central plaza, shopping and a selection of excellent restaurants.
  • Loreto - La Paz

    day 6

    Loreto - La Paz

    225 mi / 360 km

    Today we continue through the desert on Hwy 1 through Ciudad Constitucion where we stop for lunch. Our afternoon ride will take us east across the broad desert expanse over to the coast of the Sea of Cortez and La Paz. La Paz is the capital of Baja California Sur, a Mexican state on the Baja California Peninsula. It’s known for its seafront Malecón promenade with beaches, parks, and art.
  • La Paz – Cabo San Lucas

    day 7

    La Paz – Cabo San Lucas

    134 mi / 214.4 km

    Under the shadow of Cerro del Venado we roll into San Jose del Cabo and down the coast of Bahia San Lucas which was a favorite hiding place for pirates who laid in wait for Spanish treasure ships in the 16th and 17th century. Today our destination is the popular resort town of Cabo San Lucas and we are here to enjoy it all. Just before arriving in Cabo we get a view of ‘Land’s End,' the southernmost tip of the Baja peninsula!
  • Cabo San Lucas Free Day

    day 8

    Cabo San Lucas Free Day

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    Today you have the chance to relax on the beautiful white beaches and enjoy the tranquil city of Cabo San Lucas.
  • Cabo San Lucas - Los Barriles

    day 9

    Cabo San Lucas - Los Barriles

    70 mi / 112 km

    Today we will have a casual start allowing time in the morning to do some shopping or take in an early morning tour. From Cabo we will ride along the coastal highway to the town of San Jose del Cabo where we will have lunch and visit the historic city. The city center offers many art galleries as well the Mission San Jose del Cabo founded in 1730. We will also stop at the Tropic of Cancer Visitor Center before heading to our beach front resort in Los Barriles!
  • Los Barriles - Loreto

    day 10

    Los Barriles - Loreto

    283 mi / 452.8 km

    Today we ride! We'll take Hwy 1 through Ciudad Constitucion where we stop for lunch. Our afternoon ride will take us east across the broad desert expanse over to the coast of the Sea of Cortez and Loreto. Founded in 1697 by Jesuit Missionaries, Loreto is the oldest Spanish settlement on the Baja peninsula. On our way, we will ride some of the best twisty roads through the mountains of Sierra de la Laguna to the picturesque historic mining town of El Triunfo and one of the best coffee shops in Baja.
  • Loreto - Guerrero Negro

    day 11

    Loreto - Guerrero Negro

    259 mi / 414.4 km

    We continue north on Mexico Highway 1 with Conception Bay on our right. We'll stop at one of the beautiful sandy coves where you can take a dip in the warm waters. Lunch will be in the small village of Mulege, a cute traditional Mexican Town located at the mouth of a river. Back on the road we ride via Santa Rosalia to San Ignacio where we take an ice cream break in the town plaza. From San Ignacio we continue across the barren Vizcaino desert to our hotel in the town of Guerrero Negro, just south of the Baja California Sur state border. The area around Guerrero Negro is part of the El Vizcaino Biosphere Reserve, designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1993, which encompasses bays, lagoons, vast expanses of the Sonoran Desert and the rugged Sierra Mountains. Scammon's Lagoon is an important breeding and birthing site for the California gray whale.
  • Guerrero Negro - San Felipe

    day 12

    Guerrero Negro - San Felipe

    253 mi / 404.8 km

    Our ride continues north on Highway 1 through the vast desert landscape of Valle de los Cirios. The desert is full of a large variety plants including the Dr. Suess-looking Cirio tree. At laguna Chapala we will pick up Hwy 5 and head up the north east side of the peninsula along some of the nicest costal roads in all of Baja. We will end our day in San Felipe a town steeped in the lore of the Baja 1000 race. Our hotel tonight will be on the shores of the sea of Cortez.
  • San Felipe  - Tecate

    day 13

    San Felipe - Tecate

    200 mi / 320 km

    Today we wave good bye to the Sea of Cortez and head inland. We will watch the desert slowly turn into a greener landscape as we head into Valle Guadelupe Mexicos largest wine producing region. After a relaxing lunch in the Valle and some shopping we will head north to the town of Tecate. Mexico has a designation for villages that retain their cultural heritage and original architecture calling them Pueblo Magico. Tecate has been awarded this designation.
  • Tecate - Los Angeles, CA

    day 14

    Tecate - Los Angeles, CA

    175 mi / 280 km

    This morning we will cross the border back into the US. As we leave old Mexico in the rear view mirror we will pick up some wonderful motorcycling roads in the foot hills of east of San Diego. We will make our way to the California coast along the Pacific ocean as we make our way north to Los Angeles and come to a Triumphant end of our tour back where we started at EagleRider headquarters.
  • Los Angeles Departure

    day 15

    Los Angeles Departure - Arrivée

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    Today it is time to say good-bye to your newly-made friends. We hope to see you again for a new adventure on two wheels.

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