In the past 6 years, there has been a concerted effort to improve the operation of tourism activities by prioritizing the protection of the sharks above all else. Today, we have a well run whale shark viewing activity, and other countries are studying what we’ve done, here, in La Paz.Read More
Baja is a land of contrasts, from windy Winters to scorching Summers, from the worlds largest fish to the largest mammal ever, and from huge clear skies to waters full of unimaginable abundance. It’s important to know when to come if you want a specific experience, say whale sharks or gray whales. It’s also important...Read More
Composer Ben from Santa Cruz, educator Chris from Denver, and marine biologist Henry from circa Seattle. November 6th Met up at the office at 9am to prepare for departure. After getting geared up, we head out Bonanza Beach. On the ride there, we saw dolphins, mobulas popping out of the water, and tons of birds....Read More
Family David, Lisa and Joshua from Boston. Family Eric, Monica and Gabito from Berkeley. Toño from Mexico City. November 11th Met up at 9am at the office for gearing up and COVID tests. Then, off to the island, landing at Bonanza Beach in time for camp intro and lunch. In the afternoon, we snorkeled around...Read More
1. Camp with Gray Whales in their winter lagoons This is the Wilds. Relentless, vast and sculpted by huge forces playing out in the Pacific Ocean. The winds can rip through here, but the night sky is absolutely black, and there is nothing around but immense space. We spend our days whale watching, and taking...Read More
1. Camp Espiritu Santo Island If you like the outdoors, there is no experience in or around La Paz quite like camping on Espiritu Santo Island. Travel to a remote island, away from the hustle and bustle, and return to Nature’s rhythms. Fill your days with wildlife, including sea lions, whale sharks, lots of birds...Read More
