Park Passes

Park passes are required by CONANP to anchor and to go ashore at the islands of Espíritu Santo & Partida north of La Paz.

Yearly passes (passports) and day passes (bracelets) are available for purchase. You may be stopped by a Park Ranger and asked to show your pass. If you do not have one you may purchase one at that time.

Everyone is required to pay unless you are a local citizen or permanent resident with a local voter’s ID card or drivers license. La Paz residents are required to have a park pass for the parks outside the Espíritu Santo National Park.

The 2022 cost is 95 pesos per bracelet per day and 1,611 pesos for the annual passport. The handicapped and children under 6 years old are not required to obtain a pass. The pass gives you access to all Mexican protected areas: Loreto Bay, Revillagigedo Island, etc.

To Purchase a Pass


We are sorry to say the online pass system is not operating at this time 2/1/24

This from Michael Stouffer of s/v Milagro:

Go to their website.  Follow this link https://pasaportedelaconservacion.conanp.gob.mx/vistas/inicio.php, click on the graphic that includes the greeting “Bienvenidos”. That opens a sign in page where you create a free account with your email and created password. Once that’s done, sign in using the credentials you’ve just created and you will be taken to a page listing all of the Park Passports you have purchased. Of course, since you’re here for the first time that list will read “sin pasaportes” because you don’t have any yet. To buy a park pass, click on the button that reads “adquirir nuevo pasaporte”. This opens a new page where you can list the number of passes you wish and submit payment. 
There may be more steps and probably are but this is where I stopped my process, I did not make a purchase. I would expect the process to include, at some point, selecting which park you wish to have passes for but I had not encountered that as of this place in the process.

Michael


For more information about the rules and regulations in the Espíritu Santo Archipelago National Park and an on line map of the anchoring zones see our Islands page.