The jewel of the missions of Baja California . . .

History and traditions

• San Javier de viggè-Biaundò, was  the second mission founded in Baja California and considered  the jewel of all the missions. 

• Founded in the  year 1699 by Jesuit missionary Francisco Marìa Piccolo, the building of the church began in 1744 and was completed in 1759.

 

• I invite you to  live the experience of the Sierra la Giganta, San Javier towm with all the traditios  and  cultura of the cowboys mexicans, the trip made you return to the past,  accompany me to discover the magic of this little towm with very friendly people who will made feel like family.
• ​If you want add more adventure, we can go to the  cave painting located 19 km  to the  south.
• We are open to showing you the best oases,ranches and  ancient rock art, let me what you are looking for.
• Take a  trip through history and the traditions of San Javier with the locals and your Loreto guide.

 

• We will give you the best experience full of great moments with the magical and peaceful of San Javier towm.

 

• The history and traditions of the California rancheros are based on the Jesuit heritage that was left here.  This heritiage is used to the present day. Your travel guide, Said Orozco, will give you all the information you desire and need to make your historical and cultural tour to the mission of San Javier enjoyable!
• we are passionate about  wha we do!
• Our trips will make you feel like family and our priority is always give you the best experience,and by the way the best ranch food of course.

   

     9.00 AM   We will Pick up you at ,Loreto towm
     or  where you stayed at Loreto dowm towm.
     10. am We arrive to San Javier Towm.
     11.30. am Lunch
     13.00 Return to Loreto

     (Times subject to change.)

  San Javier Mission trip includes:

  Transportation from Loreto
  Cooler with beverage
  Lunch at  San Javier Towm
  (let me know if you have  special diet);
  Personalized  and private trip
  with Certified guide.


    Recommended equipment: 

    Comfortable shoes;
    Sun block;
    sunglasses and hat;
    Camera;
    Money for souveniers or to purchase.
    some of the local products such as olives,        cheese,               wine and dulces (sweets).

"My husband and I joined Said (our guide) . . . from Loreto to San Javier. . . . Said gave us very interesting information and history of the area. He had us stop several places for pictures and showed some ancient petroglyphs along the way. Once in San Javier, Said took us on a tour of the 17th century mission. He gave us so much information about the mission itself and about the area surrounding it. We had a wonderful authentic Mexican lunch (burritos, quesadillas, fantastic refried beans) and, of course, cervezas! It was a great trip! We learned so much and enjoyed the entire trip." 
- Kris and Bob Petersen (Gold River, CA, USA)

                ancient rock art.

• Snake Cave. (cueva  de la  serpiente)
• ​The  Rancho  Santo Domingo is 19 km  southwest of San Javier there  you  can check out its  well preserved  cave paintings , but in order to get the  cave  you will need to first  cross throught  roads with arroyos , ranchos  and  farms. beautiful landscape of  layer of  volcanic rock suround the  route, .
• in Santo Domingo  take a  short hike along volcanic rock slope , the climb  is steep and  sometimes  requires boulder hopping,
• The  cave paintings show the  ancient Art Rock of the  first inhabitants of the  peninsula de  Baja California.
• Canipole  ranchos.  also have  interesting caves  paintings  to visit. located to the  north of  loreto 
• minimum  2 person to go.

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