The Sea Of Cortez scenery once called “The Aquarium of the world” has an abundance of species and a breathtaking scenery, both topside and underwater.
During the summer months in the Sea of Cortez we can witness a magnificent migration. Schooling mobulas aggregate in hundreds or even thousands.
This is a rich wildlife area, where you can find different species during our expedition. We can encounter dolphins, whales, whale sharks and sea lions to name a few.. Anything can happen in this pelagic playground. Although there are no guarantees this has been a good time in the past to see orca pods.
- Every participant must be fit for swimming and snorkeling.
- NO scuba certification required.
- Divers and non-divers alike.
- Expect to spend long hours on boats.
- Snorkeling is done in the open ocean, we recommend to bring good fins, a snorkel and a mask.
We recommend to fly to La Paz airport (LAP) or San Jose del Cabo airport (SJD) and transfer to La Ventana area (Exact location will be provided before your arrival) . Flight arrangements on your own.
IMPORTANT:
Transfer from San Jose del Cabo Airport (SJD) to La Ventana takes approximately 2 hours. Airport pick-up/drop-off can be arranged at an extra cost.
Surface Temperature: Average high 84°F/28°C - low 70°F/21°C
(June Surface Temperature) Average high 33°C / 95°F - low 22°C / 72°C
Water Temperature: Average 24-26 °C/ 75 - 79 °F
(June Water Temperature) Average 27-29 °C/ 80 - 85 °F
Visibility: Average 30 ft-45ft/ 10 mts - 15 mts
The maximum number of guests per boat is 5 + staff
Check-in at house in La Ventana after 2:00 pm
(Transportation to La Ventana can be arranged by Nomad Diving at an extra cost)
Briefing for the upcoming days
Dinner at 6:00 pm