Loreto Passage Adventure

Step onto our 46-ft blue-water loft for a six-night Loreto Passage that turns “weekend sailor” into coastal-passage pro. You’ll rack up 120-220 nm of real mileage while mastering weather routing, watch rotations, night-entry anchoring, and diesel whispers—mapped to international bareboat standards so charter desks raise an eyebrow and say “approved.”

Full-immersion format. Day 1 is passage planning and safety briefs, then lines off and a dusk land-fade. From there, the Hunter 46 is classroom, transport, and starlit condo in one.

Meals included. We stock the galley; the crew cooks Baja-fresh staples—fish tacos, sunrise chilaquiles, cockpit pasta—with sunset mezcal welcome if you BYO.

Crew size. Max six guests = helm time for days and zero hiding from the logbook.

Each day feels like you’ve cracked a secret level: plotting courses over untouched turquoise, dropping anchor in a caleta no ferry will ever find, grilling just-speared pargo in the cockpit. One leg might be a 220-mile blue-water march from La Paz to Loreto, another a lazy loop through Danzante’s canyons and honeymoon-white beaches, but the promise is the same—six guests max, zero spectators, every mile logged and every sunset earned. By week’s end you’ll smell of sea spray, carry a journal full of miles and moments, and know you can coax a forty-six-foot cruiser through Baja nothing but stars, wind, and your own rising confidence.