Fees · Destination Guide
Quiet Baja town, big Sea of Cortez wildlife, and island diving inside a national park
Key fee: Embrace It (Baja California Sur visitor contribution)
MXN $488
Updated Jan 23, 2026 • 11 sources
Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.
Plan for two common add-ons: the Baja California Sur visitor contribution (Embrace It) for international travelers, and the Loreto Bay National Park entrance fee collected via a conservation bracelet. Many tour operators can help you handle the park bracelet, but do not assume it is included. Keep digital proof of payment available when traveling.
| Fee | Amount | Applies to | Where to pay | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Embrace It (Baja California Sur visitor contribution) |
MXN $488
per trip (international visitors staying more than 24 hours in Baja California Sur)
| International visitors to Baja California Sur (check eligibility rules) |
| Where to pay |
Pay online and keep the QR or receipt. Requirements and enforcement can change, so confirm current instructions on the official site before travel. |
| Parque Nacional Bahia de Loreto entrance fee (Conservation Bracelet) | MXN $225 per person, per day | Visitors entering the national park islands and waters on tours | Where to pay | The park rules include carrying the bracelet and packing out all trash. The official park page notes exemptions (for example, children under 12) and discounts for students, teachers, and certain visitor categories. |
| CONANP Conservation Passport (Pasaporte de Conservacion) | MXN $3,760 1 year | Frequent visitors to Mexican protected areas | Where to pay | This can be good value if you plan multiple national-park visits in Mexico within a year. Confirm current pricing and participating protected areas before purchasing. |
Fee
per trip (international visitors staying more than 24 hours in Baja California Sur)
Pay online and keep the QR or receipt. Requirements and enforcement can change, so confirm current instructions on the official site before travel.
per person, per day
The park rules include carrying the bracelet and packing out all trash. The official park page notes exemptions (for example, children under 12) and discounts for students, teachers, and certain visitor categories.
1 year
This can be good value if you plan multiple national-park visits in Mexico within a year. Confirm current pricing and participating protected areas before purchasing.