Punta Lobos is named for the colony of sea lions (lobos marinos) that live just to the south of the point.  The local fishing cooperative stores and launches their pangas there.   You can do a Kayak...

Art gallery run by American expatriates caters to a mostly American and European clientele.

Watch the sun set at this beautiful beach.

This beach offers fairly safe waters for swimming.

The home and art gallery of artist Jill Logan.

Architectural and historical landmark in Todos Santos.

The home and art gallery to artist Charles Stewart, an American expatriate artist specializing in watercolors, sculptures and cast bronzes.

This museum houses artifacts from Mexico's indigenous culture, including a 3,000-year-old Mantancita man.

The main street of Todos Santos, lined with shops and cafes.

Gallery owner Paula Colombo sells and displays the best of local mountain crafts and pottery.

Once a sugar refinery, this park is now a historic monument and is full of relics of an earlier era.

Secluded, crescent-shaped beach great for surfing and swimming.

This gallery offers handcrafted tiles and wood furniture.

Beautiful white sand beach, perfect for lounging, but watch out for the strong - and sometimes deadly - undercurrents while swimming.

Violent waves pound the surf, making this beach a wonderful place to lounge, but not the best place to swim.

This church is a historical and architectural landmark in Todos Santos.

Old-fashioned cinema in a small Mexican town.

An art gallery featuring unique clocks and sculptures.