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Magic awaits in Mexico. So much so, the country has designated over 121 cities as Pueblos Magicos, magical cities, due to their unique characteristics. On the list: Loreto in Baja Sur.
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Here are 12 remote places that you can visit around the world.
Source: 12 of the Most Remote Places on Earth That You Can Visit
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The season runs through March, when the warm waters of the Sea of Cortez bring whales from the frigid waters of Alaska.
Source: Winter whale-watching returns to Baja California Sur
Photo: Nina Ruggiero
The air is heavy with a marine aroma, and strange barking noises ride the breeze.
Source: Baja beyond Los Cabos where nature and adventure reign
Playful gray whale caves, saturated sunsets, uninhabited desert islands teeming with bird life—it’s not hard to see why Baja is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Danica Farley has traveled to Mexico every year of her life since she was 5 years old. The vibrancy and traditions are alluring; the siestas, revitalizing. Thirty six years after her first visit to our southerly neighbor, she fulfilled a dream of meeting marine life in the Sea of Cortez.
Source: A Sea of Delight in La Paz
Swim with whale sharks and sip tequila in this coastal gem on the Sea of Cortez…
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