Things to Do in Loreto, Loreto, Mexico (B)

After escaping Hurricane Norma whose rains flooded the dirt streets of Cabo Pulmo, we arrived in Loreto at dusk. The drive past cacti forests with views of mountains and the ocean was pleasant, as was the weather in Loreto. We had nothing planned, but soon found out there are many things to do in Loreto. 

We stayed at the Hotel Oasis on the edge of town which has its own beach and pool. It also serves a complimentary breakfast and is dog friendly. The facilities were nothing to write home about, but the room was clean, the A/C worked, and the staff was welcoming.

For a nicer amenities, though likely noisier and without a beach, I’d try Hotel La Mision de Loreto. With our last minute change of plans, it was sold out. There are also a few all-inclusive resorts outside of town on huge properties, the closest being Hotel Loreto Bay Golf Resort & Spa.

We prefer experiencing the local culture, and as a result staying in town because driving at night with the cows is not recommended. Loreto is completely walkable despite the locals driving the strip nightly with their music blaring. ...... (follow the instructions below for accessing the rest of this article).