Cerralvo Island Glamping Camp
A zero-footprint pop-up glamping camp on a beach of Isla Cerralvo, the Jacques Cousteau Island, whose waters hold sea lions, dolphins, mobula rays and coral reefs, with orcas, whale sharks and migrating whales in season. Sixteen-foot walk-in tents designed for hot weather, each with fine linens, a queen or twin bed and a private ensuite toilet and sink; showers are shared in camp, with unlimited hot showers, air conditioning, Starlink and 24-hour power on the mothership anchored offshore. An open-air awning for dining and the bar, kayaks, paddleboards and snorkelling gear included, a massage tent, and daily ocean safaris by 48-foot fast boat with the camp's own naturalists, chefs and hosts. As the operator says, a pop-up camp inside a protected park differs from a permanent glamping setup. Booked for you by an affiliated travel advisor.
- Location: Isla Cerralvo, Sea of Cortez, Baja California Sur
- Country: Mexico
Rooms
- Walk-in tent: Queen or twin