Isla Espiritu Santo (Espiritu Santo) along with the other adjoining islands in the Sea of Cortez, make up one of the most beautiful and biologically diverse regions not only in Mexico but the world. In 1978, as a result of a Presidential decree, the Islands of the Gulf of California where declared a Natural Protected Area. In July 2005, Isla Espirtu Santo and 244 other islands and inlets of the Gulf of California were declared World Heritage Biodiversity Sites by UNESCO.

Baja Expeditions, in collaboration with the International Community Foundation (ICF), Fundación Mexicana para la Educación Ambiental (FUNDEA), COVYDE, Niparaja and Fondo Sudcaliforniano para las Areas Naturales Protegidas (FOSANP), invites you to be part of the 2007 Isla Espiritu Santo Swim Challenge, a 6 and a 10 kilometer open ocean swim to support marine conservation in Mexico’s Sea of Cortez.

If you care about the Sea of Cortez and want to help protect it, then be part of the Isla Espirtu Santo Swim Challenge. The race combines physical challenge, eco-tourism, discovery and fun.

In Mexico / La Paz call: 612.123.4900  -  ask for Luis Garduño

In USA / SAN Diego call: 1.858.240.2404  -  ask for Luis Garduño

(Monday – Friday PST office hours) 

click to send e-mail: 2007 Baja Swim Challenge 

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