Bahia is a small fishing village situated alongside the Sea of Cortes.
The bay is dotted with spectacular mountains that stretch far and wide and the expanse of the sapphire waters extend as far as the eyes go.
Its numerous islands were created by volcanic upheavals and are unpopulated. Angel de la Guarda, Ventana and Encantada are some of the most notorious islands.
The hundreds of miles of coastal cliffs, beaches and coves are still as untouched as they were centuries ago.
Within this vast location is the premier biosphere reserve of the Ensenada municipality, in Baja California. It covers federal zone, beaches, cliffs, wetlands, bays, and the sea area surrounding the large Angel de la Guarda island.
Sportfishing is the biggest recreational attraction. The marine life is rich and varied. The tepid waters give host to a wide array of fishes like sardines, anchovies, halibut, dorado, pargo, pompano, corvina, yellow tail and grouper.
Fin whales, killer whales, sea turtles, sea lions, dolphins and the endangered whale sharks, are also seen.
You can watch both the brown pelican and the double-crested cormorant in the archipelago.
In Rasa island there are huge seabird colonies...
Activities in Bahia de los Angeles
Kayaking, sportfishing, boating, diving, windsurfing, and even bird watching are the main attractions.
Kayak rentals are about $15 per day.
Fishing boats can be hired in the village at an average of $170 per day. Fishing trips can be set up on the spot with local guides.
There is a little locally run museum in the heart of the village. It features fossils, whale skeletons, mining exhibits and Indian artifacts.
Lodging
Villa Bahia Sea view, fishing tours, diving, boat rentals, kayak rentals, and kitchens. Contact them at www. villabahia.com
Villa Vitta Hotel Swimming pool, restaurant, bar, RV spaces, boat rentals. Contact them in USA... (619) 298-4858