The magical town of Todos Santos is truly deserving of its title.
This is a magical place located deep in the desert of Baja California Sur, an oasis of lush plantations and groves.
Todos Santos is a fascinating town where you can come into contact with many different cultures, and be charmed by the artistic variety which has developed In this community through many its festivals and galleries.
Feel the magic of its streets, full of tradition, and its peaceful beaches which look out onto the Pacific Ocean.
This is home to surfers, artists, and expats, who have found this town to be the best place to live.
It is only 80 km.
(50 mi.
) from La Paz, and is an irresistible destination because of its climate, its closeness to the ocean, and all that it warmly offers to its visitors.


Wejoytrip recommends
The Mission of Our Lady of the Pillar.
This is the oldest and most elegant building in the Magical Town.
Constructed by the Jesuits, in its interior you can see a stunning representation of Our Lady of the Pillar, as old as the building in which it is housed.
Walk the streets of Todos Santos and experience its wonderful architecture, preserved from as far back as colonial times.
More than twenty galleries are spread throughout the town, where artists from Mexico and abroad showcase their art: painters, sculptors, and independent artists who find their inspiration in this incredible landscape where ocean and desert come together in harmony.
One of the best ways to know more about the history of the region is by paying a visit to the Cultural Center Siglo XXI.
This center includes five museums which offer valuable insight into the town and its adjacent areas.
But of course, you must keep in mind that no trip to Todos Santos is complete without walking its beaches, located only 3 km.
(1.
9 mi.
) from town.
Some of the best and most fun are Punta Lobos, Batequito, Los Cerritos, La Pastora, and San Pedrito.
The most important festivities of Todos Santos are the ones which take place from February 1-7, for the art festival, and on the last week of February, for the Reggae Festival.
On the first week of March is the Festival of Latin Cinema, and in October are the “fiestas patronales” (feasts of patrons), offering many cultural events for its visitors.

Things to see and do
ecotouristic trails, surf, whale watching, fishing, beaches, museums, art and culture.
  Read +