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El Zacatal must see attractions
1. Balandra Beach

2. El Coromuel Beach

3. Malecon Kiosk

4. Marina Cortez

5. Pichilingue Beach

6. El Tecolote Beach

7. Sanctuary of the Virgen of Guadalupe

What to do in El Zacatal
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Malecon La Paz
After visiting Malecon La Paz, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in La Paz.

El Coromuel Beach
This stunning beach has been converted into a water park, complete with clifftop slides that spiral down into the sea. Try fun watersports and see dolphins.

Malecon Kiosk
Meet friends at this popular gathering point and admire the coastal views as you explore the many works of art decorating the esplanade.

Marina Cortez
At the esplanade’s southern tip stands a modern harbor with excellent dining options, stunning views and modern amenities for boat owners.

Sanctuary of the Virgen of Guadalupe
See this modern church come to life during festivals. It has a glorious dome and a bright interior filled with religious artworks.

Whale Museum
Videos, photos and large collection of whale and turtle skeletons provide a fascinating insight into the region’s extraordinary aquatic life.

Nuestra Senora del Pilar Cathedral
Get a closer look at the glorious stained-glass windows and read the plaque about the missionary history of one of La Paz’s most iconic buildings.

La Paz Serpentarium
Help the injured animals on their way to recovery and feed the birds and rabbits in this charming wildlife sanctuary.

Anthropology and History Museum of Baja California Sur
Study the cave wall paintings for a window into prehistoric humankind and review the temporary exhibits that trace the region’s past.

