Marianne Braly
Managing Director

September 2008 Travel Agent Magazine
Interview about Travel to Loreto, Mexico

“The actual town of Loreto is still very typical Mexican, however the malecón has been completely redone,” says Marianne Braly of Now Voyager Travel, a Signature Travel Network member, based in Huntington Beach, CA. “If that is appealing to travelers, then they must stay at the Hotel Posada de Las Flores. The newer, more touristy area is called Nopolo, south of the town of Loreto. Here you'll find the Inn at Loreto Bay Resort (formerly the Camino Real) and activities like golf and tennis. Surprisingly, the Tennis Center in Nopolo, near the Inn at Loreto Bay, was designed by John McEnroe and has nine courts, lit for night play. Fishing is still the big draw here, as is whale watching in January, February and March.

“Nightlife is still pretty quiet, mostly small cafés and bars,” adds Braly. “A great restaurant for the best breakfast in the town of Loreto is Café Ole. A great day trip is to Mission San Javier, about a two-hour drive on a dirt road, but worth it, a real step back in time to a quaint Mexican village.”

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