Top choice in Southern Baja
This Canadian-owned B&B comprises yurts and cabañas (cabins). Idyllically situated fronting a spring-fed river, the decor ranges from conventional US-style to Aztec ethnic, with stylish tile and ceramics. There's a full bar (on the honor system after hours), and breakfast includes homemade breads, preserves and sausages.
Kayaks and paddleboards available free for guests, and the owners can help arrange whale-watching and cave-painting trips.
Misión San Ignacio de Kadakaamán
1.07 MILES
With lava-block walls nearly 1.2m (4ft) thick, the former Jesuit Misión San Ignacio de Kadakaamán stands directly across from San Ignacio's small plaza…
1.04 MILES
Part museum and part bookstore, this beautiful old building sits around a verdant garden with magnificent trees, including a soaring (and shady) ficus…
1.09 MILES
This small museum offers a glimpse of the area’s natural history and also re-creates the famous cave drawings found in the Sierra de San Francisco.
1.04 MILES
Part museum and part bookstore, this beautiful old building sits around a verdant garden with magnificent trees, including a soaring (and shady) ficus…
2. Misión San Ignacio de Kadakaamán
1.07 MILES
With lava-block walls nearly 1.2m (4ft) thick, the former Jesuit Misión San Ignacio de Kadakaamán stands directly across from San Ignacio's small plaza…
1.09 MILES
This small museum offers a glimpse of the area’s natural history and also re-creates the famous cave drawings found in the Sierra de San Francisco.