Whale Watching Camp - Sleeping Accommodations, Restrooms & Booze
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BWK Travel Advisor
Sep 1, 2008, 5:11:06 PM9/1/08
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The SCOOP on Sleeping Accommodations, Restrooms and Booze
There is a reason we pitch the slogan, " Comfort & Adventure Tours,"
to describe all of our tour options. Camp comfort is high on our
priority list. For us to best serve you please make sure you discuss
any special needs or concerns with our Baja Trip Advisors.
Sleeping Accommodations - Hotel, Camp Tents & Sleeping Pads:
The first and last night will be spent at a lovely, clean and quiet
hotel in the town of Loreto overlooking the Sea of Cortez. When
available, participants may upgrade to Ocean View Suites. At our
private Island Base Camp in Magdalena Bay participants have the option
of sleeping in a camp tent, which comes equipped with inflatable Dream
Time therm-a-rest sleeping pads or participants can upgrade to our
deluxe tent, which comes with 2 cots and room to stand up in. To make
your beach stay more comfortable we provide doormats and sand dusters
to help keep your tent free of sand. To find out more about our
sleeping pads, visit therm-a-rest.com.
Need a little more comfort? Our combination tours include three nights
on the pacific for whale watching and three nights on the Sea of
Cortez based out of the Tripui Resort. This tour offers the best of
both sides of the Baja Penninsula. For more information please visit:
Combo Tour: Whale Watching and the Sea of Cortez
Restrooms & Booze:
The hotel rooms offer reliable hot water and have private restrooms.
At the Island Base Camp we set up two camp toilets. They are privately
situated, have privacy walls and probably have the best view than any
facility you have ever been in :). Camp toilets have regular commode
seats and are only designed for solid waste.
Blue Waters Kayaking does not provide alcoholic beverages, soft drinks
or potable ice. Participants will have the opportunity to stop at a
mini-mart for such purchases. We do provide a cooler to keep your
drink on ice, plenty of drinking water and flavored waters.
There is a reason we pitch the slogan, " Comfort & Adventure Tours,"
to describe all of our tour options. Camp comfort is high on our
priority list. For us to best serve you please make sure you discuss
any special needs or concerns with our Baja Trip Advisors.
Sleeping Accommodations - Hotel, Camp Tents & Sleeping Pads:
The first and last night will be spent at a lovely, clean and quiet
hotel in the town of Loreto overlooking the Sea of Cortez. When
available, participants may upgrade to Ocean View Suites. At our
private Island Base Camp in Magdalena Bay participants have the option
of sleeping in a camp tent, which comes equipped with inflatable Dream
Time therm-a-rest sleeping pads or participants can upgrade to our
deluxe tent, which comes with 2 cots and room to stand up in. To make
your beach stay more comfortable we provide doormats and sand dusters
to help keep your tent free of sand. To find out more about our
sleeping pads, visit therm-a-rest.com.
Need a little more comfort? Our combination tours include three nights
on the pacific for whale watching and three nights on the Sea of
Cortez based out of the Tripui Resort. This tour offers the best of
both sides of the Baja Penninsula. For more information please visit:
Combo Tour: Whale Watching and the Sea of Cortez
Restrooms & Booze:
The hotel rooms offer reliable hot water and have private restrooms.
At the Island Base Camp we set up two camp toilets. They are privately
situated, have privacy walls and probably have the best view than any
facility you have ever been in :). Camp toilets have regular commode
seats and are only designed for solid waste.
Blue Waters Kayaking does not provide alcoholic beverages, soft drinks
or potable ice. Participants will have the opportunity to stop at a
mini-mart for such purchases. We do provide a cooler to keep your
drink on ice, plenty of drinking water and flavored waters.
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