Each expedition is a true adventure, no two days are alike. Depending on the season, you may encounter massive schools of mobula rays, playful dolphins, sea lions, giant manta rays, and different whale species such as humpback, blue, sperm, fin, and Bryde’s. Orcas are also seen in this region, especially in spring. While sightings are never guaranteed, the thrill of actively searching for wildlife makes every safari unique.

This is an active, adventure-focused tour, designed for confident swimmers who are comfortable in open water. While you don’t need diving or snorkeling certifications, strong swimming skills are very important to fully enjoy the experience. Our guides will provide assistance and all necessary equipment, but participants should be physically prepared for time in the ocean.

The day begins at 7:00 am from Cabo San Lucas Marina with a scenic 2.5-hour transfer to La Ventana. From there, you’ll board a panga boat for a 6-hour ocean safari exploring Isla Cerralvo (Jacques Cousteau Island), including snorkeling stops at prime sites like La Reina Reef. After the expedition, you’ll enjoy a Baja-style fish taco lunch before returning to Cabo San Lucas in the evening.

Yes, but only under new regulations approved in August 2025. Swimming with orcas is permitted only in La Ventana, and exclusively with licensed SEMARNAT-approved operators. Groups are limited to 4 swimmers plus 1 guide, and in-water interaction is allowed only when orcas are calm or feeding on small prey. Strict rules apply: no physical contact, limited time in the water, and mandatory safety distances, all designed to prioritize orca conservation and guest safety.

Bring your swimsuit, biodegradable sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, and a light jacket. Since this is an adventure tour for strong swimmers, we also recommend you bring plenty of energy and confidence in the water. Snorkel gear, life jackets, water, refreshments, and a local lunch are included. A waterproof camera case is great for capturing your encounters.