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Workation in La Paz: the essentials
La Paz faces the Sea of Cortez rather than the open Pacific, and the sheltered water sets the rhythm of the place. It is the capital of Baja California Sur, a real city of about 250,000 people with a long malecón, government offices and everyday shops instead of a resort strip. Boats leave for Isla Espíritu Santo and its sea lions, whale sharks gather offshore from about October to April, and Balandra beach is a short drive north. Summers are fierce and the city is spread out, so a car helps, and nightlife is modest. The airport is about 10 km out, and its flights are mostly domestic, so international arrivals often come via Los Cabos.
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La Paz has a small coworking offer downtown and along the malecón, used by local freelancers and a growing number of remote workers from the US. Prices are moderate and internet in the city is decent. Cafés are plentiful, and in summer air conditioning is a must.
Spaces come from OpenStreetMap (10 km radius); prices are AI estimates for typical offers in town – please check with the provider before booking. As of September 2026.
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