Top La Paz Dolphin Watching

Swim with peaceful whale sharks on this snorkeling adventure from La Paz. Join a small group sail and strap on all the complimentary equipment you’ll need—wetsuit, mask, snorkel, and fins. Then, jump in the water with an experienced guide and enjoy multiple swims with these gentle giants. Enjoy complimentary snacks, soda, and water.

What makes this experience unique is the combination of specialized guidance, authentic encounters with marine life and a focused operation in small groups, in one of the most impressive ecosystems in the world. We include round trip transportation, snorkeling equipment and fresh locally prepared foods, providing a complete and worry-free experience. The tours are led by a certified captain and a bilingual marine biologist, ensuring not only safety, but also an enriching experience with information about the fauna and environment of the Sea of Cortez. More than a tour, it is an opportunity to connect with nature in an authentic and memorable way, where every day at sea brings new surprises.

The rocky reefs and wrecks along the coast of Baja California harbor some popular dive sites. With this tour, set sail from La Paz for a full day at sea and enjoy two scuba dives in an area known for its sea lions, sea turtles, mobulas, and large schools of fish. Dive according to your level, with a chance to spot manta rays, dolphins, and nudibranchs, then refuel with an included lunch served by the beachside.

During the months of January through March, grey whales visit the lagoons in Baja California and Baja California Sur, where they breed, give birth and nurse their young in its "warm" and safe waters. These gentle giants are known for their preference of being close to shore, which makes them an amazing option for enthusiastic wildlife observers. This is one of those unique places in the world where you can scratch, hug, and even kiss the gray whales. Meeting these whales in the company of a marine biologist will give you a very special experience, where you'll not only be amazed by their size, you'll also understand their behaviour, life cycle, habits, and much more.

We carry out the activity with small groups, this allows each person to obtain the best experience. In addition, each activity is accompanied by a Marine Biologist who will share the most up-to-date and relevant information about whales. We create a unique activity so you can enjoy every moment to the fullest!!!

Swim alongside the majestic whale shark, the world’s largest and gentlest fish, in the stunning waters of La Paz. From November to April, these ocean giants gather near El Mogote, a sandbar rich in plankton that creates the perfect feeding ground. This natural phenomenon offers a rare opportunity to see these graceful creatures up close in their habitat. Equipped with snorkeling gear, you’ll glide through calm, shallow waters, ideal for observing these gentle giants as they move peacefully through the ocean. Perfect for both experienced snorkelers and first-timers, this adventure is accessible and unforgettable. Starting from the Fiscal Dock in La Paz, we’ll search for the whale sharks upon arrival in the designated area. The experience lasts about 3 hours, giving you plenty of time to swim alongside these magnificent creatures and make lifelong memories.

Snorkel with whale sharks on a small-group tour that maximizes your time in the water. Since every boat is limited to just six snorkelers, you’ll get a more personal experience than a larger-group outing. It also means a smaller ratio of guests to tour leaders; that allows the guide to capture more of the photos and video footage that are included in the tour price.

A private expedition is the best way to enjoy this magical whale encounters. Private land trasportation and a private boat, makes the best out of this experience. Usually, collective tours have an average of 15 people per boat, that usually has to wait some time to departure. Movement on the boat is minimal, since its at full capacity and tour last 2 hours full time without a proper guide. On our private expedition, time is your own and we do 3 hours of whale watching, that is what we recommend to have the best experience and grater chance for amazing encounters. You can move freely on the boat, to have the best look of the whales in whatever direction they are and our marine biologist guide, will enhance the experience with a lot of information regarding the whales and the area.

Discover the majesty of the Sea of Cortez on an exciting Ocean Safari from La Ventana. This adventure allows you to swim alongside dolphins, orcas, and mobula rays while exploring vibrant coral reefs. With expert guides, you’ll learn about the importance of marine conservation in a natural setting. At the end, relax with a snack on the coast of Cerralvo Island or Punta Arenas Beach. Don’t forget to bring your swimsuit and biodegradable sunscreen to make the most of your experience!

Discover the remote and abundant Espiritu Santo Island, in the Gulf of California, on a cruise from La Paz. Board your private vessel and sail to the island in search of local wildlife, including a sea lion colony. The marine park is also a great place to snorkel, with several aquatic species in the area, as well as to stand up paddleboard.

The peninsula of Baja California Sur is traditionally known as one of the best sites in the world for kite surfing. However, in recent years, this amazing place has become popular along with Cerralvo Island (also known as Jacques Cousteau Island), for its Mobula ray abundance during the months of March-June, and for its whales and dolphins transit. These conditions have resulted in frequent orca encounters, as they feed on Mobulas. July to December is also a great time to do this adventure since water temperature and visibility will make this day an amazing adventure. During the winter, whales transit in between the coast and the island, which serves as another great opportunity to encounter amazing marine life. To sum it up, La Paz, La Ventana and Cerralvo Island are a magical place where anything can happen during our ocean safaris.