How do we get to La Paz from Canada?

Option 1

1. Fly directly from your departure point in Canada to Los Angeles (airport code LAX), then connect to Alaska Airlines for your flight to La Paz, Mexico (airport code LAP). This is the most direct and the easiest. 

Option2

2. For those who are flexible in their travel plans, you can fly into Cabo San Lucas (airport code SJD) and arrange transportation by van to La Paz. Panterra can send it's driver for pick up and end of trip drop off  $600.00 US roundtrip. The cost can be shared with other Panterra guests who will be on the trip with you. We will just need to coordinate in advance. The $300.00 US will then be split up to10 guests in the van each way. Payment can be made at time of pickup. This is the most economical way.

Please check with your travel agent for comparative flight costs or you may choose to go through Expedia.ca or Travelocity.ca which has proven to be as successful if not better than dealing with the travel agents directly.

INSURANCE - We highly recommend that participants purchase trip cancellation insurance, in the event of unexpected cancellations. We also recommend that you have adequate medical Insurance to cover any unforeseen situations that may arise.

Weather 

The weather is generally warm and beautiful. During the day temperatures range from 20 - 30 degrees Celsius and a t-shirt and shorts are usually all you need. The evenings cool down and can occasionally dip down to 15 degrees Celsius sometimes requiring light pants and jacket.  Sunburn and dehydration, in any weather, should not be taken lightly. Our daily activities are designed around the weather and certain areas may be inaccessible due to the sea and weather conditions. Safety and comfort of our guests are our main priority.

Safety

The safety of our guests is our first priority. It is important to remember that these trips take place in a wilderness environment, far from hospital services. Involvement in activities like viewing animals from skiffs, kayaking, hiking, exploring, and swimming in natural environments contains inherent risks. If at any time you have concerns about your own safety, please advise the naturalists. Participation in all activities is voluntary.

If you have any questions or concerns about your travel arrangements, safety or weather we invite you to contact our office so that we may assist you in making your holiday the best possible. You can contact us at 1-800-665-6639.