Los Barriles

How to get ?

By land 

Los Barriles is located 118 km from La Paz, on Federal Highway No. 1.

By air
Its national and international airports connect with the main cities of the country, the United States and Canada.

La Paz has an International Airport, located 10 km north of the city, receives daily flights from:

Los Angeles, Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey, among other cities, through airlines such as Aerocalifornia, Aeromexico and Aerolitoral.

Los Cabos International Airport, located 15 km north of Los Cabos, receives daily international flights through:

America West, Alaska Airlines, Continental, Delta and Mexicana de Aviacion and Union Americana.

Loreto also has an international airport that receives flights from the United States connecting with the cities of:

Los Angeles International Airport, Tucson and San Diego; Aerolitoral (AM) provides domestic flights.

By sea
You can arrive by ferries traveling from Los Mochis and Mazatlan to La Paz. Also from Santa Rosalia to Guaymas offering a variety of services.

What to fish?

In addition to its vast white sand beaches and turquoise sea, the community of Los Barriles is a true sanctuary for fishing enthusiasts.

Mexicans and travelers from abroad congregate at the Los Barriles pier to set sail in their boats out to sea, with the purpose of obtaining the best catches.

One of the activities that offers the most recreational possibilities in Los Barriles is sport fishing.

It is projected as an authentic challenge to explore the local coasts in search of catching the biggest specimens of sailfish, roosterfish, dorado and especially marlin.

It should not be forgotten that Los Cabos and its surroundings, where Los Barriles is located, is considered the world capital of marlin.

For this reason, year after year the best exponents of sport fishing come to this part of the Mexican territory, with the purpose of measuring their skills in big international competitions.

Therefore, the most important fishing tournaments in Los Cabos and Los Barriles take place between the months of May and October.

As a result, in Los Barriles there are more than 200 boats ready to reach the sea and practice diving, navigation and observation of the underwater biodiversity.