3 nights Inn at Loreto Bay, Loreto, Baja California Sur Save up to half!! Real $ not off inflated numbers!! Start Price USD 158.00 Current Price USD 158.00 Time Left - Bid Count 0 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Friday, November 14, 2008 End Time Friday, November 21, 2008 Location Huntington Beach, California See more about '3 nights Inn at Loreto Bay, Loreto, Baja California Sur' Description I won a transferable complimentary 3 night / 4 day stay at the Inn at Loreto Bay, a wonderful resort hotel 5 miles south of Loreto in the recent Dorado fishing tournament.  It is good thru Nov 1, 2009.  This is a fabulous authentic Baja town that I frequent.  Why not stay at the Inn you ask?  Easy, I own my own place there also.  If you want Cabo 30 years ago, this is the place.  And the resort has the best beach and location where the 'mountains swim with the sea' as the locals say.It is an easy 90 minute direct flight from LAX (Los Angeles, CA) to LTO (Loreto, BCS) on Alaska or Horizon.  (Flight not included)You can get all the details about this fabulous location at www.discoverloretobay.com.  This is for a single or double occupancy Ocean View room.  The room value is minimally $330.  And no black out dates.  Based on availability.  Taxes not included.The resort is nestled on the Sea of Cortez and on a National Marine Park, surrounded by islands.  The seclusion of this paradise and its authentic Mexican charm make Loreto a perfect setting for a romantic, relaxing or rejuvenating vacation. Watch the dolphins leisurely make their way out of the bay as sea gulls dive into the water to catch their breakfast. Spend the day lounging under a palapa on the beach, golfing, playing tennis or swimming. If you're looking for some adventure inland, surrounding the Inn are 5,000 acres of land that are set aside as a natural preserve, with trails for hiking and cycling. The Sea of Cortez The narrow Sea of Cortez, which spans from the breakoff point between Baja California and Mexico to the tip of Baja California, is home to one of the world's most stunning biological populations. These waters have been called by underwater explorer Jacques Cousteau the "World's Aquarium", and with good reason: a wide range of endemic and migratory animals. The Sea, also known as the Gulf of California, is also world-renowned for its sustaining a large amount of rare and endangered marine life. Place a Bid!