Misión San Fernando Velicatá [1]: Baja’s only Franciscan mission settlement was active from 1769 to 1818, and remnants of the original buildings can be found in a scenic arroyo located midway between the Pacific and Gulf coasts.
Valle de los Cirios [1]: In an unprecedented effort to save a fragile desert ecosystem, Mexico has designated this large area between Cataviña and Guerrero Negro for ecotourism development.
Canal de las Ballenas [2]: If you’ve come to Baja for a chance to swim with a whale shark, this water-way offshore from Bahía de los Angeles has them, along with a wide variety of the largest creatures in the sea.
Sea Turtle Research Station [2]: In Bahía de los Angeles, a marine biologist has transformed a former turtle fishing operation into an engine of conservation.
San Borja [3]: Head to the village of San Borja for an off-road adventure along the Spanish mission trail.
Links:
[1] http://www.moon.com/destinations/baja-cabo/baja-s-central-desert/-the-interior/south-el-rosario
[2] http://www.moon.com/destinations/baja-cabo/baja-s-central-desert/bahia-de-los-angeles/sights
[3] http://www.moon.com/destinations/baja-cabo/baja-s-central-desert/south-punta-prieta/san-borja