Todos Santos Eco Adventures
Todos Santos Eco Adventures (TOSEA) is the premier eco-adventure company in Baja California Sur. Family-owned and operated by Sergio and Bryan Jauregui since 2002, TOSEA combines a boutique hospitality approach with a deep-seated commitment to conservation. Through their five signature properties and an expert team of naturalist guides, they deliver highly personalized journeys that showcase Baja’s extraordinary wildlife, vibrant culture, and pristine natural landscapes.
What Makes Todos Santos Eco Adventures Unique?
- 20+ Years of Local Expertise: Family-owned and operated, no one does Baja quite like TOSEA! They leverage deep local knowledge and strong community partnerships to design authentic and custom adventures for each guest.
- Standout Properties: They own and operate five incredible properties set amongst pristine natural landscapes: Camp Cecil de la Isla, Camp Cecil de la Sierra, Camp Cecil de la Bahia, Camp Cuevas, and Los Colobris Casitas!
- Itinerary Magicians: Experts at crafting bespoke journeys, they seamlessly blend adventures like surfing and snorkeling with sea lions with cultural workshops like pottery and traditional cooking classes. No request is too big or small!
- Commitment to Sustainability: The first Mexican operator in the GSTC and a fully carbon-neutral leader of the “Alianza Cero Basura” initiative, aiming to make Todos Santos a zero-waste destination!
- Specialist Guides: A team of certified Wilderness First Responders with a deep-rooted passion for the region, ensuring every excursion is safe, educational, low-impact, and—most importantly—fun!
TOSEA Camps & Casitas
Todos Santos Eco Adventures operates five wonderful properties that highlight the stunning nature of Baja California Sur.
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Los Colibris Casitas
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Camp Cecil de la Isla
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Camp Cecil de la Sierra
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Camp Cecil de La Bahia
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- Camp Cecil de la Sierra
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- Camp Cecil de La Bahia
Los Colibris Casitas
Los Colibris Casitas was made for nature lovers seeking beauty and tranquility. We offer the services and amenities of a boutique hotel, combined with the privacy and comfort of a vacation rental. Each of our casas and casitas has magnificent views of the Pacific Ocean, a freshwater estuary and a palm grove oasis to the front, and the Sierra de la Laguna mountains to the side and back.
From your casa you can watch the fishermen cast their nets on the beach in the early morning light, wait for the green flash of a magnificent Baja sunset in the late afternoon, and enjoy the vast expanse of a star-filled sky at night. Los Colibris is just a 10-minute walk to 70 miles of pristine, virtually empty beach, and a 5-minute drive to the delightful restaurants, artists’ galleries and shops of Todos Santos
Camp Cecil de la Isla
Our camp features large dome tents with real beds, lovely linens, towels for beach and bath, and chairs for sitting outside. Espiritu Xantus Café is where our on-site chef makes wonderful meals for you every day – and daily happy hour of course – and there are two sun showers and two compost toilet cabañas.
Guests spend each day doing exactly what pleases them – kayaking, snorkeling, hiking, swimming with sea lions, stand up paddle boarding, bird watching. Checking out cave art, hidden lagoons, deserted beaches. Reading, napping, swimming, chillin´. Sipping margaritas, gazing at stars. You will be accompanied by one of our bilingual naturalist guides so just tell him or her what you feel like doing that day and they´ll get it all organized. TOSEA’s guides are all great interpretive naturalists, so not only are all the activities a total blast, but you have a font of information on everything from marine mammals, to local ecology to Mexican history and more at your disposal all day long. It’s a great adventure for couples, groups of friends and multigenerational families as there is really something for everyone.
Camp Cecil de la Sierra
Camp Cecil de la Sierra is a luxury tent camp in a mango and grapefruit grove in the Sierra La Laguna Biosphere Reserve, one of Baja’s more beautiful but least explored areas. The camp features beautifully decorated walk-in tents with real beds, lovely linens, bedside tables, lanterns, towels, yoga mats, fans, storage space, rugs, chairs, and more. Each tent has its own compost toilet room. There is a library/reading area, a yoga space and a comfortable stargazing area where you can comfortably recline under the big mountain skies. Sierra Xantus Café is where our on-site chef makes three wonderful meals every day – and daily happy hour of course – and there is a shower cabaña with deliciously hot water from the solar water heater.
Activities include beautiful hikes in the reserve with opportunities to get terrific views of the Pacific Ocean, swimming in watering holes and picnicking by waterfalls. There is fantastic birding in the early mornings, amazing star gazing at night and plenty of opportunities to interact with the ranch family and work with them making cheese, tortillas and other products in the traditional manner. You can also just hang out in the shade of the mango trees and enjoy the books in the library, perhaps while sipping a margarita. Napping also strongly encouraged.
Welcome to Magdalena Bay and our luxury tent camp Camp Cecil de la Bahia! The camp is located on a sliver of land with the Bay and the gray whales on one side, and a protected estuary with mangroves, abundant birdlife, dolphins and more on the other. Each year the gray whales migrate 6,000 miles from Arctic waters to the Pacific lagoons of the Baja Peninsula to mate, give birth, and enjoy a warm winter respite. Magdalena Bay is one of the most important of these lagoons, and Camp Cecil de la Bahia is one of the best whale watching spots in all of Baja. Whales are simply everywhere!
The tents of Camp Cecil de la Bahia are beautifully appointed walk-in safari-style tents with gorgeous beds, seating areas, rugs, chandeliers, and ensuite bathrooms. The camp chef prepares three beautiful meals a day and a daily happy hour.
We’ll spend the days out on the water interacting with the amazing gray whale mothers, babies, and sporting males, and when not with the whales, we can explore the incredible birdlife of the mangrove estuary. It is a dreamy, wild, and remote spot, completely ensconced in nature, enhanced by the delights of great food and comfortable lodging.
Camp Cuevas
Camp Cuevas is TOSEA’s new program with the famous Cuevas Family of El Pardito in the Sea of Cortez. The Cuevas brothers, Juan and Felipe, are 4th-generation (former) shark hunters turned conservationists who have used their unique marine life knowledge and tracking skills to create a wildlife protection program! Juan and Felipe accompany the group on this 4 day/3-night program and share their extraordinary, bred-in-the-bone knowledge of the islands, the Sea of Cortez, and its many diverse inhabitants.
Our camp is on a secluded beach on the breathtakingly beautiful Isla San Jose, where we enjoy chef-prepared meals, daily happy hour, large dome tents with real beds, and plenty of kayaking and paddleboarding. A dreamy retreat into the luxury of nature – with some of its most passionate protectors! Camp Cuevas has the same setup as award-winning Camp Cecil de la Isla and features large dome tents with real beds, lovely linens, towels for beach and bath, and chairs for sitting outside.
Meet Bryan and Sergio
Todos Santos Eco Adventures was founded by the current owner/operators, Sergio Jauregui Marino and Bryan Batson Jauregui. Several years ago Sergio left his job as a professional clown in Mexico City, moved to Baja, and hasn’t looked back since! Sergio started his Baja guiding career as a kayak guide in the Sea of Cortez, and it is in that capacity that he met Bryan and her sisters on a kayaking trip in February 2000. The wedding followed two years later, and together they have built a company with trips that cover the entire state of Baja California Sur.
