• Santiago - Spend the day about an hour’s drive north of San Jose del Cabo in the quaint agricultural town of Santiago, at Canon de la Zorra (Fox Canyon).

As the morning is cooler, begin the day with a gentle hike to Santa Rita Hot Springs. Surrounded by native desert flora, including tall palm trees, this short 1-mile loop trail leads to natural hot tubs, perfect for rejuvenating the mind and body.

As the sun warms up, take a 15-minute drive to another stunning location. The two-mile round-trip hike into Canyon de la Zorra offers a wonderful opportunity to explore the base of the Sierra de la Laguna mountain range, with its remarkable flora and fauna. Just ¼ mile into the hike, discover a beautiful oasis featuring a 5-meter waterfall and refreshing swimming pools fed by a lagoon. Experience the unique sensation of being immersed in nature while relaxing on the small sandy beach next to the main pool.

On the return journey, there are several options to stop for delicious authentic Mexican food and charming tourist gift shops, where amazing local honey and homemade ice cream can be found.

• Ice chest
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Use of snorkeling equipment
• Licensed Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Park Fees

• Alcoholic Beverages
• Tips and Gratuities

Is it possible? A waterfall and hot springs in the heart of the desert?

For those unfamiliar, Baja California Sur holds the title of the driest state in Mexico, with an annual rainfall of just 18mm, based on national statistics.

Despite being a desert, there are select locations where running water is available. If you know where to look, you can discover pristine freshwater cascading over massive granite boulders, forming stunning pools.

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