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