Magdalena Bay has a length of 50 kilometers and is protected from the strong waves of the Pacific Ocean on the opposite coast formed by the islands of Magdalena and Margarita. Cove serves as a gateway to the Pacific. In the town of San Carlos a huge thermoelectric power plant and the largest seaport in Baja California Sur is located: San Carlos, which outputs the agricultural production in the valley of Santo Domingo. In Puerto Lopez Mateos there is a packing seafood. From some points of the bay you can admire the inland sea and ocean coasts offer beaches, swamps, marshes and mangroves that are home to different species of birds, some live there permanently and others are migratory. The size, wealth and status of the Magdalena Bay have become coveted by foreign governments and whaling fleets territory. Its contours have become a nature reserve to protect the gray whale that comes to the water to breed between January and March. Magdalena Bay is a good place for those who like ecotourism, as can be seen on its shores sea lions, birds and gray whales. You can also take excursions by dinghy or boat to go fishing. The gray whale is a natural resource protected by Mexican law and is regulated observation. We recommend you make reservations in advance and exposes you to the provisions of the regulations. SOURCE: SECTUR

Magdalena Bay is located 57 kilometers from Ciudad Constitution and 216 km from La Paz.

By land:

You can get through the transpeninsular # 1 "Benito Juarez" road from Tijuana to Los Cabos. This road offers the services of Federal Highway Police, Green Angels and emergency services that can provide the authorities of the nearest town: Red Cross, Fire, Municipal Police, etc. We recommend: Do not drive at night (due to cattle), respect the signs and safety rules when traveling. Once in Ciudad Constitucion take the state highway. 22 and travel 57 km to the Bay.

By air:

It can be reached by air through the airport in Ciudad Constitution or the airstrip of López Mateos International Airport of La Paz, located 10 km north of the city, receives daily flights from Los Angeles, Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey, among other cities, through airlines like Aerocalifornia, Aeromexico and Aerolitoral. The Los Cabos International Airport, located 15 km north of Los Cabos, international flights across America West, Alaska Airlines, Continental, Delta and Mexicana daily. . They also get to Los Cabos flights from other cities of the American UnionLoreto International Airport receives flights from the United States connecting to the cities of Los Angeles, Tucson and San Diego; Aerolitoral (AM) provides domestic flights. By the sea:

By sea:

Can be reached by tour or private boat to Puerto San Carlos and Puerto Lopez Mateos.