Guerrero Negro is located just south of the California Baja Sur state border, this is about 450 miles south of the U.S. border. Although a lot of Baja travelers simply drive through Guerrero Negro on their way to other towns, this place has some interesting attractions that are worth stopping.

Some of the best whale watching in the world takes place in the shallow warm water lagoons surrounding Guerrero Negro. These lagoons are a favorite wintering site for gray whales, and the females give birth to the calves here between January and march. If you are in Guerrero Negro during this time, there will be a number of local fishermen and tour operators who are licensed to lead whale watching tours for the public.

In this zone, you also can take part in eco-tourism activities which include observations of the flora and fauna, various types of campgrounds, long walks over interesting pathways cave paintings, and a host of other adventures in the desert.

Visiting this place can be really fun provided that you enjoy being around nature and wildlife. If you are someone who is looking for nice hotels or resorts, this is not the right place for you. Just keep that in mind when considering coming to Guerrero Negro.