Discover the Secrets of the Ancients: San Borjitas Cave Paintings Tour – $250/person

What is the duration of the Baja San Borjitas Cave Paintings Exploration Tour? The total duration of the tour, including the hike to the cave, is approximately 3-4 hours. Are there any specific clothing or gear recommendations for the tour? Yes, due to the rugged terrain and hiking involved, it's recommended to wear comfortable hiking shoes or boots and bring along sun protection items like hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Is this tour suitable for children? Yes, the tour is suitable for children who can manage a two-hour hike. However, young children might find the hike challenging. Are food and drinks included in the tour? No, meals and drinks are not included. Visitors should bring their own water and snacks as needed. Is the San Borjitas Cave wheelchair accessible? No, due to the nature of the terrain and the requirement of a two-hour hike to reach the cave, it may not be accessible for wheelchair users. Can I take pictures of the cave paintings? It's generally allowed, but flash photography can damage the old paintings, so it's prohibited. Always respect the guidelines set by the tour guide. Is it necessary to book the tour in advance? Yes, booking in advance is recommended as the number of visitors allowed each day is limited to preserve the integrity of the site. What is the best time of year to visit? The San Borjitas Cave Paintings can be visited year-round, but the weather is usually most pleasant during the spring and fall seasons. What makes the San Borjitas Cave Paintings so special? The San Borjitas Cave Paintings are among the oldest known rock art in North America, attributed to the indigenous Cochimis people and dating back 7,500 years. The site is also proposed for inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Are bathroom facilities available on the tour? Due to the remote location of the cave, facilities are limited. Visitors are advised to use restrooms before the tour.