The Tabor Canyon

The Tabor Canyon

• Adventure trip Tourism
• 27 May, 2021

27 kilometers south of Loreto you can find one of the most beautiful and interesting places to visit in Baja California Sur, it is known as El Cañón de Tabor and is a natural formation that was done through the Sierra de la Giganta, where the mountain water flowed into the Sea of Cortez.

The tour of El Cañón de Tabor consists of 5 kilometers and you can reach a height above 1,220 meters above sea level, it is at this point that you can appreciate the Sea of Cortez and, with more attention, you can see the islands that are part of the Bay of Loreto National Park

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Year after year the tour takes on greater relevance in both national and international tourists, as walking through El Cañón de Tabor is a unique experience, mixes the beauty of landscapes, the visualization of endemic flora and fauna -such as the maroon sheep or the cougar, which are part of the species that make up the canyon- with the excitement of rappelling, hiking and other extreme activities that are necessary to carry out this tour. Within this stretch, visitors can enjoy, appreciate and bathe in the crystal clear waters of the various natural pools that have formed over time and the wear and tear of the rocks through the waters, even knowing a beautiful waterfall containing this natural wonder.

Photo by: México Travel Channel

To visit and enjoy the experience, it is necessary to be accompanied by a specialized guide who knows the area and can support in the event of an emergency, as well as bring enough water and food, as well as follow the various directions that the guides make. Enjoy and get excited about the beauty and challenge of touring Tabor Canyon and don’t forget to stay at the Seven Crown Hotel, which has the best facilities, as well as all the necessary measures for you to spend an excellent vacation in Baja California Sur.

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For more information, see:

EntornoTuristico

Mexico Travel Channel

GetYourGuide

Sudcalifornios