Guerrero Negro Dunes
Dunas de Guerrero Negro
Rolling white coastal dunes on the west side of town. Walk barefoot to look out over the lagoon and the Pacific, best photographed at sunset.
Around Guerrero Negro, the Vizcaíno Desert meets the coast in a belt of dunes. Along the road west towards the old pier there are extensive white dunes with fine sand, shaped by the wind into rippling patterns. From the top of the dunes you can see the lagoon, salt marshes and the Pacific beyond, and the light in the evening is at its best. Most dunes have no signs or facilities. Summer ground temperatures are high, so it is best to visit early in the morning or late in the day. Do not drive up the dunes, as this damages the vegetation and can get your vehicle stuck.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Old Pier Birdwatching (Muelle Viejo)
- Eagle Monument, 28th Parallel
- Exportadora de Sal Salt Works
- Laguna Manuela
- Ojo de Liebre Lagoon Gray Whale Watching
- El Vizcaíno Biosphere Reserve