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Mexico’s Sea
of Cortez
With clear, deep blue waters, abundant sea
life, white sand beaches and inspiring
vistas, the Sea of Cortez - known as the
Gulf of California - is a breathtaking
destination for amazing fishing, scuba
diving, snorkeling, sailing, boating, and
exploring diverse marine creatures.
Legendary diver Jacques Cousteau described
the Sea of Cortez as the "world's aquarium"
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Experience the Sea of Cortez.
The Sea of Cortez is a popular
stretch of sea for world-class sport
fishing, boating, sailing, swimming,
scuba diving, snorkeling and
exploring unique underwater
creatures. The wealth of marine
life, including sea lions, dolphins
and whales, is unequalled anywhere
in the northern hemisphere. The sea
is also a major whale breeding
grounds and host to unique sea
critters, such as the flying mobula
and the vaquita marina, the world's
rarest, most endangered porpoise |
 Las
Palomas Beach
Sea
of Cortez Fishing
Diving
in the Sea of Cortez
Sea
of Cortez Beaches
World
Heritage Fund Site |
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Las Palomas
Beach & Golf Resort At Sandy Beach,
Mexico. Situated along
the magnificent coastline of the Sea
of Cortez, Las Palomas Beach & Golf
Resort is a vacation paradise in the
Sandy Beach area of Puerto Peñasco
(Rocky Point), Mexico – a
destination where tranquility and
luxury merge. Rejuvenate in uniquely
decorated ocean and beach view
suites with gourmet kitchens,
stylish living and dining space,
high-speed internet, satellite TV
and the ultimate in resort
amenities. Step out on your private
terrace to savor breathtaking views
of the Sea of Cortez, take a dip in
the infinity-edge pool, dine on
world cuisine, play championship
links-style golf, or enjoy sunsets
over the sea from our private beach.
Experience the spectacular beaches
of Rocky Point with Las Palomas’
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Sea of Cortez
Fishing. The Sea of
Cortez is one of the world’s top
sport fishing destinations, with
exceptional action for red snapper,
whitefish, halibut, goldspotted
bass, black sea bass, corvina,
cabrilla, yellowtail, Mexican rock
cod, giant squid, grouper, croaker,
grunts, triggerfish, spotted bay
bass, pompano, and many other fin
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In
late summer and fall, you can cast
your fishing lines for dorado,
sailfish, marlin and dolphin. Hop on
one of the many charter boats that
sail out of Puerto Peñasco and San
Carlos for the fishing adventure of
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Diving in the
Sea of Cortez.
Experience one of the last frontiers
of sport diving in one of Mexico’s
most remote diving destinations. In
the beautiful Sea of Cortez, you
will enjoy the vast array of
sea-life and breathtaking scenery.
Underwater attractions feature more
than 800 marine species, including
large schools of fish - jacks,
snapper, mullet, and pompano - as
well as manta rays, mobula rays, bat
rays, eagle rays, golden cow-nosed
rays and whale sharks. On some
dives, you can encounter the playful
sea lions. Bird Island off the Rocky
Point coast is a premier diving spot
in the gentle Sea.
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Sea of Cortez
Beaches. Miles of
beautiful, pristine sand beaches hug
the Sea of Cortez coastline. Enjoy
golden sunshine, seaside tranquility
and shimmering blue waters of the
Sea. The incredible beaches along
the Rocky Point coast, including
Sandy Beach, Playa Hermosa, Playa La
Jolla, and Playa Encanto, are
enchanting destinations for
swimming, parasailing, horseback
riding, jet skiing, sunbathing,
fishing, banana boat rides, and
exploring the reefs and tidepools
for sea life. The breathtaking
sunsets and ocean views will
rejuvenate your spirit!
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Sea of Cortez
– World Heritage Fund Site.
Bordered by the states of Baja
California, Baja California Sur,
Sonora, and Sinaloa, the Sea of
Cortez plays a pivotal role in one
of the most interesting ecospheres
in the world. To the north it is
part of the desolate Sonoran
landscape, and creates amazing areas
where desert spills into a sparkling
coastline. Further south it laps up
to Bahia Concepcion, La Paz, San
Carlos and San Jose del Cabo, where
the sport fishing is incredible. In
2005, hundreds of islands in
Mexico's Sea of Cortez were declared
World Heritage Fund sites by United
Nations.
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Las Palomas Beach & Golf Resort - Puerto Peñasco,
Sonora
Blvd. Costero 150, Sandy Beach, Puerto Peñasco,
Sonora, Mexico 83550
Reservation: Toll Free USA 800-944-3850
Phone: +52-638-108-1000
Toll Free MEXICO 800-108-1000 Email:
reservations@lppmc.com
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