la ola | Wild Camping

February 25th, 2024 by casualweb99

Agree with other reviews that a 4x4 with good clearance is needed for this mixed terrain. Along a sandy beach. Up sand dune and winding through paths that contained lava rock. All very cool. Beautiful out here. Thankfully only saw a couple of mosquitoes but have no doubt come aug/sep they are out in force (as mentioned on another review). Worth visiting. Testing out the truck which is a 4x4 Toyota Tacoma.

May 15th, 2023 by konazach

I stopped before the point to camp on the bay side nice a protected. Camping is free just sign up at the guard shack. Everything below don Alvaro’s 4x4 required!

February 14th, 2023 by poudredescampette.com

Very nice and quiet place! It is not easy to come here, but once arrived you will be alone on this beautiful beach. 4wd is mandatory, you need to drive on beaches, drive on lava fields with rocks and drive on sand dunes. From the beach we have seen whales jumping away and if you walk around 1km on your right you will find an island with lot of sea lions and pelicans. To come here you need to register to a ranger but it is free. Be careful with high tide, it could be necessary to wait low tide to drive on beach. On this point you will find a fireplace (there is not a lot of firewood) and toilet. Mussels are so big, try to test it it is not too bad.

September 22nd, 2022 by Mule Driver

This was the most miserable place I have ever been. The mosquitoes were so bad the we could not leave the rig. We had literally had hundreds of bites after being exposed for only a few minutes. The real name of this place is Punta Mazo and it is named this for a good reason! The area can be unseasonably cold because it is prone to dense fog.

High clearance 4 X 4 is a must. To get there you have to drive up a rather large sand dune.

October 21st, 2021 by mitja0204

amazing spot to camp no one around for 3 days, just a few fisherman's on the water, great little outhouse there. mussels from the rocks on low tide are super tasty🙂
4x4 recommended but sand roads are not to bad. when heading to the tip of the peninsula go left around its MUCH easier and LESS sharp and rocky roads.

November 22nd, 2019 by cruiseroutfitters.com

Fantastic camping! Sand is soft and be aware of tide.

April 26th, 2019 by jeffrondina

Beautiful and far enough away to feel very remote but only took about an hour to get here from San Quintin. Need 4x4 and sand driving skills. Deepest, softest sand I've come across so far. Had decent cell reception almost everywhere on the peninsula. Windy but no bugs and plenty of campsites with a little wind protection.

August 26th, 2018 by kieranbryan0619

Beautiful Place. it's difficult to get here, definitely have a worthy 4x4, and once you get here get ready fir the mosquitos. we've been here for 2 days and have been eaten alive by mosquitoes. wouldnt make the journey out here unless you were staying multiple nights. still a beautiful place though

May 14th, 2018 by elsurfero22

Right on the beach, 4x4 needed as you have to drive 10k on the beach, go to the previous ioverlander make a left onto the beach and drive till you se a stop sign, check In there is free, drive on the beach 10k and make a left when the beach ends a follow the tracks (deep sand) until you see a wooden made wave. Beautiful place nothing here only beaches and waves