Top San Jose del Cabo Wildlife Watching

What is so special in CABO PULMO? Cabo Pulmo is a small village that sits at the center of one of the most remarkable national parks in the world. The National Marine Park of Cabo Pulmo is home to the only living coral reef in the Sea of Cortez and has the largest variety of species of underwater life in the entire Los Cabos area. Located approximately 60 miles north of Cabo San Lucas and a little bit under 2 hours from San Jose del Cabo. This isn't just a tour, it's a journey like no other. From the moment we set off, the entire two-hour drive becomes part of the adventure, with ocean views unfolding before you, turning every mile into a scene worth remembering. Our first stop in the National Park of Cabo Pulmo is at Playa El Arbolito. With its crystal-clear water, this private secluded beach is known to be one of the absolute best places for snorkeling and swimming in Baja California Sur.

Set out from the San Jose del Cabo Marina with a small group aboard a comfortable boat to some hidden-gem snorkeling spots that the guides specialize in—you will often be the only boat there. Snorkel the clear waters to spot marine life such as manta rays and dolphins, and there may be whales breaching in certain seasons. Snacks, water, gear, and photos are all included.

We are a group of highly passionate and adventurous ocean loving people, we find the most unique and awesome wildlife encounters for you! Interact, Observe and even Swim with amazing wildlife! We provide experienced bilingual guides, snorkeling kit, wetsuits, snacks and soft drinks, and we have a photographer equiped with an underwater camera and drone, if you want the photo package. Join us and have one of the best experiences of your life where we will show you the beautiful sea of Cortez!

This activity is a tapestry of remarkable moments, with a standout visit to Bahia Magdalena taking center stage. Here, the chance to witness and even interact with the majestic Gray Whales unfolds as a memory that lingers. The intimate size of our groups amplifies the enchantment, bestowing upon each participant a sense of privacy and an aura of magic. As if this weren't enough, luck might grace you with the extraordinary sight of baby gray whales being born, an awe-inspiring spectacle that crowns this journey of wonder and connection.

Discover even more of Cabo’s beautiful landscapes as you embark on a hike to Fox Canyon. Alongside a private hiking guide, set off for the canyon located in the middle of the Baja Desert. Navigate steep hills until you reach the oasis that features a freshwater pool, natural rock slides, and a waterfall. Cool off in the refreshing waters and enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant before heading back.

Avoid the uncertainty and crowds of shared tours with a private whale-watching experience designed entirely around your group’s pace and preferences. Set out for a more personal encounter with marine wildlife, where timing, focus, and atmosphere are tailored to you. This flexible approach removes the stress of rigid schedules while creating a more intimate and memorable connection with nature.

Enjoy an unforgettable day in La Paz, BCS, where natural beauty and culture come together. Start with a comfortable trip from San Jose del Cabo or Cabo San Lucas, accompanied by a light breakfast. Your adventure includes access to Balandra Beach, famous for its white sand and crystal clear waters, followed by charming Coromuel Beach. Savor a delicious lunch with options like fish tacos, ceviche, and more. Stroll along the vibrant Malecón de La Paz and visit the magical Pueblo de Todos Santos, home to the iconic Hotel California. - Comfortable transportation from San Jose del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas - Access to beautiful beaches Balandra and Coromuel - Lunch included with varied options for all tastes - Visit to the Malecón de La Paz and the Magic Town of Todos Santos

What? A Waterfall and Hot Springs in the middle of the desert? For those who do not know, Baja California Sur is the driest state in all of Mexico, as it rains only 18mm per year, according to national statistics. Being a desert, it has few places where running water is present, but you can find clean freshwater flowing over huge granite boulders making gorgeous pools if you know where to go.