Multi-day Expeditions
Mexico Marine Megafauna experience
Explore Baja California
Our team has built a series of multi-day expeditions specifically dedicated to take you up close and personal with these fascinating creatures, always choosing the best time and best locations to maximize chances of encounters. Jump on an adventure now!
The reason famous oceanographer Jacques Cousteau called the Gulf of California "the aquarium of the world" is because of its immense biodiversity, especially when it comes to marine megafauna. If you like big animals, consider Baja your new favorite playground!
Our Multi-day Expeditions
Mako & blue sharks
- DURATION : 5 Days
- WHEN : February to March
- LOCATION : Cabo San Lucas
- PARTICIPANTS : Maximum 6
Check detail and availability on our dedicated Mako & Blue Sharks expedition page.
Big Animal Expedition
From the biggest animal on earth (the blue whales), the biggest fish on the planet (whale shark), the fastest shark in the ocean (mako shark) to the number one apex predator in the ocean (orcas) , Baja has it all!
- DURATION : 7 days - 6 nights
- WHEN : April - June
- LOCATION : La Paz
- PARTICIPANTS : Maximum 6
Check detail and availability on our dedicated Big animal expedition page.
The Mexican Sardine Run
Striped Marlin expeditions in Bahia Magdalena.
- DURATION : 5 Days
- WHEN : November to December
- LOCATION : Bahia Magdalena
Check detail and availability on our dedicated Sardine run page.
Mobula Ray Expeditions
Immerse yourself with thousands of mobula rays and join us on this mind blowing adventure.
- DURATION : 3 days - 2 nights
- WHEN : April to July
- LOCATION : East Cape, Baja California Sur
- PARTICIPANTS : Maximum 4
Check detail and availability on our dedicated Mobula Expedition page.
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Baja California Marine Life and Conditions
| Month | Marine Life | Visibility | Water temp |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | Mako Sharks, Smooth Hammerheads, Silky Sharks, Humpback and Grey Whales, Orcas | 30ft to 60ft | 72°F / 22°C |
| February | Mako Sharks, Smooth Hammerheads, Humpback and Grey Whales, Orcas | 20ft to 60ft | 70°F / 21°C |
| March | Mako Sharks, Smooth Hammerheads, Humpback and Grey Whales, Orcas | 20ft to 60ft | 70°F / 21°C |
| April | Mako Sharks, Smooth Hammerheads, Humpback and Grey Whales, Orcas | 20ft to 50ft | 70°F / 21°C |
| May | Mobula Rays, Mako Sharks, Smooth Hammerheads, Humpback and Grey Whales, Orcas | 20ft to 50ft | 74°F / 23°C |
| June | Mobula Rays, Mako Sharks, Smooth Hammerheads, Silky sharks, Orcas | 20ft to 50ft | 74°F / 23°C |
| July | Big school of Silky sharks, Mobula Rays, Smooth Hammerheads | 30ft to 60ft | 78°F / 25°C |
| August | Big school of Silky sharks, Smooth Hammerheads | 40ft to 80ft | 83°F / 28°C |
| September | Big school of Silky sharks, Marlins, Baitballs | 40ft to 90ft | 84°F / 29°C |
| October | Big school of Silky sharks, Marlins, Baitballs | 40ft to 90ft | 84°F / 29°C |
| November | Silky sharks, Marlins, Tunas, Baitballs, first whales start to arrive | 50ft to 100ft | 80°F / 27°C |
| December | Silky sharks, Mako sharks, Marlins, Humpback whales | 40ft to 60ft | 74°F / 24°C |