La Paz Vacation Packages

Known as the city of peace, La Paz is a tropical oasis surrounded by blissful beaches and nature’s spectacular aquarium.

Explore La Paz

Located at the southern end of the Baja Peninsula, the Mexican city of La Paz offers a pristine, sun-soaked natural landscape that attracts visitors the world over. From stunning, secluded beaches to placid, crystal-clear waters, this entry point to the Sea of Cortez has everything you could want in a tropical destination and more.

No trip to La Paz is complete without a visit to the islands of Isla Espíritu Santo and Isla Partida, which boast dozens of bays with white sand beaches.

A striking coastal area surrounded by red mountains, Puerto Balandra features eight unspoiled beaches and a shimmering, turquoise lagoon.

A former mining town, El Triunfo is now a popular colonial village that is home to chic cafes, restaurants, shops and galleries.

Island View Slide 1 of 3: No trip to La Paz is complete without a visit to the islands of Isla Espíritu Santo and Isla Partida, which boast dozens of bays with white sand beaches.
Puerto Balandra Slide 2 of 3: A striking coastal area surrounded by red mountains, Puerto Balandra features eight unspoiled beaches and a shimmering, turquoise lagoon.
El Triunfo Slide 3 of 3: A former mining town, El Triunfo is now a popular colonial village that is home to chic cafes, restaurants, shops and galleries.

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La Paz Activities

Start your day with a leisurely stroll or invigorating jog along the Malecon boardwalk. Here, you can shop for everything from local art to Mexican footwear. History lovers will enjoy sights of the city’s past, including the INAH Museum, the Cultural Center of La Paz and the Cathedral. No matter where you turn, you'll find evidence of the region’s rich history.

Snorkeling, swimming, fishing and watersports enthusiasts will find plenty to do. Spend a day sunbathing and relaxing at any of La Paz’s six beaches, or go scuba diving or snorkeling in what Jacques Cousteau affectionately called, "The Aquarium of the World." You can also go fishing along the Sea of Cortez and, in many places, cook and eat your catch of the day for dinner.

Dining & Drinks

La Paz offers a wide variety of dining and after-dinner experiences at reasonable prices. A wide variety of international cuisine is available, in addition to authentic local Mexican fare and seafood.

Getting to La Paz

Delta Vacations vacation packages include round-trip airfare aboard Delta to Manuel Marquez de Leon-La Paz International Airport (LAP). Optional round-trip transfers from the airport to your hotel can be purchased, and car rentals are available.