Mobula Migration & CETACEANS - DAY TRIP at la ventana
Description
If you liked our Cabo Safari you won’t want to miss this! An unforgettable Ocean Safari from La Ventana, where you’ll experience the thrill of up-close encounters with some of the ocean’s most amazing pelagic species, such as mobula rays, dolphins, whales, and our local sea lion colony.
La Ventana, with its nutrient-rich waters, is a hotspot for marine biodiversity and migration route for big animals including the mighty blue whale, but the highlight definitely goes to the mobula rays that migrate to these waters in huge numbers, creating a spectacular display as they leap and “fly” through the air. Swimming with them is truly a unique experience.
Rare Cetaceans like Pilot whales, sperm whales, blue whales and a variety of dolphins are drawn to this area as well, attracted by the abundance of food present. During the Spring/summer time, La Ventana becomes a sanctuary for these beautiful creatures, offering the perfect opportunity for observing them up close underwater or from the safety and calm of the boat.
Our experienced and professional guides and photographers are passionate about ensuring ethical and respectful wildlife encounters and safety encounters for our guests. They’ll lead you through responsible interactions, making sure both you and the animals have a safe and enjoyable time.
NOTE:
Due to our priority on ethical encounters with marine life, encounters underwater are not guaranteed.
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Once you’ve truly seen the sea, you’ll never look at Earth the same way again.
Sir David Attenborough
Included
Water
Snacks
Lunch
Wetsuit
Snorkelling gear (mask, snorkel & fins)
10 pictures/videos with watermark
Excluded
- Tips for our captains and crew
- Taxes are not included
Requirements
- Snorkeling experience
Addons
- Personal photographer: $1400 MXN per person.
- Roundtrip Transportation: please contact us to get a quote.
Price
- MXN $5,000 + Tax
Please keep in mind that finding a wild animal does not guarantee swimming with them. It is our priority to create safe and enjoyable experience for you and for the wild animals. All tours are subject to change due to weather.
Frequently asked questions
What are the meeting details?
What is this experience?
What animals can we see?
Is it guaranteed that we will see mobulas or any wildlife?
Will we get in the water with the animals?
Can we see orcas and swim with them?
Orcas can be seen in Baja, but sightings are never guaranteed.
When we encounter them, any in-water interaction depends entirely on their behavior. We only consider entering the water when animals are calm, curious or feeding and undisturbed. If they are hunting, or showing signs of stress, we keep our distance.
In Baja, orcas are often linked to seasonal food sources like mobula rays, whales, dolphins, sharks and turtles, which is why sightings are unpredictable.
Every encounter happens on their terms, so we recommend keeping an open heart and bringing good energy to maximize your chances!
Are kids allowed?
Our shared experiences are suitable for children 10 years or older.
If you’re traveling with younger kids, we recommend booking a private trip for a more flexible and comfortable experience.
What certifications do your guides have?
All of our guides are certified in CPR and First Aid, and hold the official NOM-09 federal certification required to operate as professional wildlife and marine tourism guides in Mexico.
Beyond certifications, our team is highly experienced in in-water safety, wildlife behavior, and responsible encounter practices.
Do I need experience?
What’s included? Do you take photos?
How many people are on the boat?
What should I bring?
Will I get seasick?
We monitor ocean conditions to operate in the calmest possible areas, but offshore conditions can still be unpredictable.
If you’re prone to seasickness, we recommend taking medication beforehand.
