It is cold in December in Loreto, Baja. Bring jackets if you visit in Nov-Dec as the wind off the Sea of Cortez keeps you cool. Loreto, Baja, a Pueblo Magico. The abundant sunshine bakes atop the desert terrain, and the Sea helps to elevate the humidity. With a moderate temp of 76 °F from Nov thru March, we have visited this colorful city on five separate occasions during these best months. Easter and Christmas have always been fun because of all the local events. According to the National Meteorological Service, Loreto’s highest temp recorded was on July 2, 2006 at 112 °F. Loreto’s lowest temp recorded was recorded on Dec 15, 1987 at 32 °F. Loreto was the first Spanish colonial settlement of the Viceroy of New Spain on the Baja coast. The town was founded in 1697 by a Jesuit Order. This missionary order of the Catholic Church was founded by Ignatius of Loyola. The Jesuits discovered a steady spring of fresh water which helped them which lies to the west. The Sea of Cortez is beautiful and filled with sea life. From Guadalajara there are NO direct flights for now so to get there from mainland Mexico, we fly Volaris direct to LaPaz, stay a couple of nights then fly 15 minutes on Calafia AIrlines to Loreto. This resort is just outside of the city limits of Loreto. This resort is only 5 minutes from the local Marina. 400 pesos to airport. 300 pesos from Resort to Loreto town Center. ❤ We look forward to exploring this new area.
Loreto Golf Club
