Description
It’s time for an unforgettable adventure across the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortez, searching for incredible up-close encounters with marine life. Our certified and experienced guides are not only experts in reading the ocean and wildlife behavior, but they’re also skilled photographers, videographers and when requested drone pilots as well—so you can take home stunning memories of your experience.
We depart from the Cabo San Lucas Marina at 9 AM, making a short stop at the iconic Arch before heading into the open ocean. From there, we spend approximately 4 hours on the water, searching for incredible marine life like cownose rays, mobulas, dolphins, whales, and whatever nature wants to offer—always prioritizing the animals’ well-being and your safety. We return to the marina at around 1 PM.
The animal’s well-being is our top priority, ensuring that every encounter is done the right way: responsibly, ethically, and with the utmost care for the ocean and its inhabitants, therefore encounters underwater are not guaranteed.
Available as shared tours and we also host tailor-made expeditions for those looking for a private and unique experience.
NOTE:
Please note that during spring-summer we are running our safaris from La Ventana for the Mobulas & Cetaceans migration, for more info click here
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Baja’s ocean changes with the seasons; gray whales and Humpback whales in winter, rays leaping in spring, dolphins and sea lions hunting in the fall. Every safari is unique, but the abundance never fades.
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Included
Water
Snacks
Snorkelling gear (mask, snorkel & fins)
10 pictures/videos with watermark
Excluded
- Tips for our captains and crew
- Taxes are not included
- Wetsuits (upon request for MXN $300)
Addons
- Photo package with all content taken during the tour - MXN $1400
Investment
- MXN $3,950 + Tax
Frequently asked questions
What are the meeting details?
What is this experience?
What animals can we see?
Is it guaranteed that we will see wildlife?
Will we get in the water with the animals?
Will I get seasick?
Are kids allowed?
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.
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!
