SAN FELIPE
"Natural Spa".San Felipe stands out for wide sandy beaches, warm and intense blue sea, and sunny days.
Local eats have always been known for the fresh seafood and products of the sea. Many food events and festivals are carried out throughout the year, like the Shrimp Festival and Oyster Festival, which attract hundreds of visitors per event.
No bad days in San Felipe!
What you need to know:
- The “Valle de Los Gigantes” nature reserve has cardoons standing up to 62 feet.
- Jesuit missionary Juan de Fernando named the area San Felipe in 1746.
- The Consag Island, a granitic outcrop was given its name in honor of Jesuit Missionary Fernando Consag, who mounted several exploration and detailed cartography expeditions of the area.
ECOTOURISM
Facing San Felipe is the Sea of Cortez, with a vast blue ocean, warm weather and its natural areas where you can enjoy many activities like; exploring Valle de los Gigantes or a relaxing visit to the Puertecitos hot springs, as well as all the other things you can enjoy on the coast.
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GASTRONOMY
Most of the gastronomic options in town come from the catch of the of the day. There’s restaurants near the boardwalk where you can find seafood , as well as gourmet and traditional Mexican cuisine. You can’t miss out trying the fish and shrimp tacos, clams and even some shrimp stuffed chiles güeritos, and grilled octopus tacos, among foodie favorites.
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LODGING
As a beach destination, most of the activities have to do with fun in the water, although, the fun also favors open-air activity lovers. If you plan on extending your stay, here you may find some great lodging options for all tastes and budgets.
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