Meet José Juan Puebla

Person wearing sunglasses, a cap, and a plaid shirt steers a boat on the ocean under a teal canopy, smiling in bright daylight.

José Juan Puebla

JJ was born in Mexico City. He moved to La Paz in 1995 to study Marine Biology, and never left. He has over 20 years experience working as a naturalist, kayak guide and divemaster in this region. Additionally, he has worked as a researcher and Marine Mammal Observer all over the world including in Senegal, Liberia, Oman, Iceland, Spain, Portugal and Italy. JJ started Eco Migrations in 2012.

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Discover seven reasons why Espíritu Santo Island is worth visiting from La Paz, Mexico, from swimming with sea lions to exploring quiet bays and supporting conservation.
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