Baja California is a Mexican region that begins at the northwest border with the United States. It takes the form of a peninsula and is surrounded on the east by the Sea of Cortez, while its west coast is bathed by the Pacific Ocean. Undoubtedly, it is a destination of another level for us divers, as the marine species that can be found there are incredible.
How do you get to Baja California? There are many ways to get there, but the route we most recommend is to reach Mexico City and then head to San José del Cabo.
In this experience, you will discover a magical destination known for its spectacular marine biodiversity, incredible landscapes, and perfect weather conditions.
We’ll be diving at two of the most amazing dive sites in all of Baja. We’ll explore what Jacques Cousteau once called “The Aquarium of the World”: Cabo Pulmo and La Paz, the sea lion colony.
We will also embark on two marine safaris where we can search for marine species such as humpback whales, sperm whales, dolphins, mobulas, cow-nose rays, and many more.
Breakfast included
To the dive points
Photographic documentation of the experience
In this experience, you will discover a magical destination known for its spectacular marine biodiversity, incredible landscapes, and perfect weather conditions.
We’ll be diving at two of the most amazing dive sites in all of Baja. We’ll explore what Jacques Cousteau once called “The Aquarium of the World”: Cabo Pulmo and La Paz, the sea lion colony.
We will also embark on two marine safaris where we can search for marine species such as humpback whales, sperm whales, dolphins, mobulas, cow-nose rays, and many more.
