Photo Galleries for Casa Coburn, Loreto Bay & the Town of Loreto
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Loreto Bay Photos
Less than 100 paces away is the lap pool that opened in 2013.
Less than 100 yards from the front door is the beach.
Palapas provide a perfect place to relax on the beach.
The sidewalk leading to the casa.
Another pool in Loreto Bay is found just behind the Wine Cellar.
A seagull sits on a beach palapa.
A bird’s nest hanging alongside one of the sidewalks in Loreto Bay.
Loreto Bay is filled with beautiful flowers.
Along sidewalks in Loreto Bay are numerous gardens filled with flowers.
Beautiful pink orchids along a sidewalk in Loreto Bay.
Do a little fishing on the Loreto Bay beach as the Sierra de la Giganta mountains loom in the background.
Stroll 100 yards to the beach and enjoy an amazing sunset over the Sierra de la Giganta.
Sunset on the Paseo in Loreto Bay with the moon, Jupiter and Venus in the sky.
Even the manhole covers in Loreto Bay look great.
You’ll find lots of life in the Sea of Cortez off the Loreto Bay beach. But please put the starfish back after a photo.
It may be hard to concentrate on putting with the beauty of the Sierra de la Giganta mountains.
Pedro hosts a “Fat Tuesday” happy hour outside his deli in Agua Viva and might even entertain.
Loreto Bay as seen from the top of Nopolo Point.
The Loreto Bay golf course weaves through the community along the water.
The Sea of Cortez
A boat off the Loreto Bay coast with Isla Carmen in the background.
Sunrise behind Carmen Island and Nopolo Point.
A Bradley Sea Star hiding behind a Stone Scorpionfish.
A Panamic Cushion Sea Star sits of the floor of the Sea of Cortez.
Spotted Boxfish hiding out along rocks in the Sea of Cortez.
Panamic Sergeant Majors, a Bradley Sea Star and more.
The Baja mainland as seen from the beach on Coronado Island.
The beach on Coronado Island is a popular destination for boats from Loreto.
The snail inside this conch shell says hello.
A Spiny Lobster jumped into my hand.
Dolphins are a common sight in the Sea of Cortez.
Manta Rays swim in, jump and slap at the Sea of Cortez.
Fresh clams, lime, hot sauce and a cold beer brings pure bliss!
You never know what you might see in the waters off Loreto.
Town of Loreto Photos
When walking along the malecon, you’ll often see crabs on the rocks.
If you like traditional Mexican fare, you’ll find it at La Palapa.
A beautiful sunset reflecting off the front windows of Mike’s bar.
Pelicans love to perch on the panga fishing boats in hopes of finding a meal.
A blue footed booby looks out at the Sea of Cortez.
A statue of seals in the Loreto marina.
A tasty dinner at Domingos Place.
Mariachis entertain diners at La Palapa.
Thirsty? It isn’t difficult to find a refreshing margarita in Loreto!
Clams are a local specialty and are found on menus at most restaurants.
Fig trees form an archway over a cobblestone street in town.
Misión de Nuestra Señora de Loreto Conchó was founded in 1697.
All you can eat made to order pizza at the Mezquite Grill inside La Mision hotel on Thursday nights.
Camarones diavolo with vegetables and rice at Domingos Place.
There is often activity on the plaza in front of the Loreto municipal building.
All you can eat clambake and BBQ at Oasis hotel on Saturday nights.
A decoration on the sidewalk in Loreto.
Cows make sure the grass in the medians doesn’t need mowing.
Just outside of the marina is this colorful sign letting everyone know you are in Loreto!
Tasty tostadas at Orlando’s Mexican Cocina.