Mobula Rays Exploration
&
Freediving Training Expedition

Each spring, the Sea of Cortez becomes the site of the world’s largest known mobula aggregation. Thousands of rays gather here to feed and mate, moving in large groups whose behavior continues to draw the attention of scientists and ocean explorers alike.

​While this gathering is the seasonal anchor of the expedition, it is far from the only activity in the water. This time of year brings constant movement — predators hunting, migratory species passing through, and interactions that can change from one hour to the next. No two days are the same, and part of the experience is staying open to whatever the ocean brings.

This expedition is designed for people who want more than a brief encounter. It’s an opportunity to understand mobula behavior, experience meaningful time in the water, and combine wildlife exploration with guided freediving training in open-ocean conditions. The focus is on learning, awareness, and presence — supported by expert guidance, safety, and a calm, intentional pace.

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Whether you are an experienced freediver, new to freediving, or simply very comfortable in the water, this expedition is built to meet you where you are. Couples and mixed-experience groups are welcome — introductions to freediving are naturally integrated alongside deeper training for those who want it.