moderate
4–6 hours
Participants should be comfortable swimming and have a basic level of physical fitness for water activities
Join a small-group boat tour to Isla Espiritu Santo for swimming, snorkeling, and wildlife viewing in Baja's stunning marine environment. Discover why this adventure is a must-do for ocean lovers.
Swim with Sea Lions Private Boat Groups up to 12
Experience the exclusive Isla Espiritu Santo tour, limited to just 12 guests for a personalized adventure. Swim with sea lions, spot dolphins, and snorkel vibrant marine life while enjoying a beach lunch in stunning surroundings. With certified guides, discover the island's rich history and breathtaking landscapes in a truly memorable way.
There are many options for an Isla Espiritu Santo tour to be found. BUT... This is the ONLY way to see the jewel of La Paz. This is YOUR boat for the day. Max 12 people. Other boats are collective groups and up to 24 people!
We depart 2 hours before almost all the other boats. You will swim with Sea Lions (Sept-May), watch for whales or pods of dolphins, maybe huge schools of Manta Rays, enjoy Lunch on the most beautiful beach on the Island. Amazing scenery of this UNESCO World Preserve with stark layers of red, yellow, and black, mangrove lined crystal blue bays, and nesting sea birds. Snorkel Los Islotes and the 1000 animals living there, learn the geology, history, and cultures of the original inhabitants of the Island. AND Beach Lunch! Ensenada Grande or a more secluded location for fresh ceviche and sandwiches under shades and time to snorkel or relax and take it all in. All with certified Captains and Bi-Lingual Guides The Hook is fully Licensed and Passenger Insured.
A waterproof camera and sun protection are essential for capturing memories and staying comfortable during the tour.
Wear swimwear under your clothing and bring a dry towel for after snorkeling and swimming.
Check-in time allows for safety briefing and personalized attention from guides.
Use reef-safe sunscreen to protect your skin while enjoying prolonged sun exposure.
The island has a rich history of indigenous habitation and was a vital stop for early explorers in the Gulf of California.
The tour operates with eco-friendly principles, supporting local conservation efforts to preserve Baja’s marine ecosystems.
A comfortable swimsuit will keep you prepared for swimming and snorkeling.
summer specific
Use provided or bring your own snorkel gear for optimal comfort in the water.
summer specific
Protect your skin with reef-safe sunscreen during extended outdoor exposure.
summer specific
Keep your valuables dry during water activities.
summer specific