easy
6–7 hours
Participants should be comfortable swimming and able to wear snorkeling gear for several hours.
Swim alongside playful sea lions and discover diverse marine life in Baja’s Sea of Cortez with La Paz Divers. This guided adventure offers unforgettable encounters in Espiritu Santo National Park’s clear, protected waters.
6 - 7 Hours • All Ages • Starting at $145 USD (converted to Pesos at checkout)
Embark on an unforgettable sea lion snorkeling adventure with La Paz Divers in the breathtaking Sea of Cortez. Explore the vibrant Espiritu Santo National Park, where you may encounter dolphins, sea turtles, and even orcas. This unique experience promises a day filled with marine wonders and unforgettable memories.
Join the crew of La Paz Divers for a sea lion snorkeling adventure in the Sea of Cortez, once dubbed “the World’s aquarium” by ocean enthusiast Jacques Cousteau. You will also visit other snorkeling spots and areas of interest in the Espiritu Santo National Park.
Depending on the season, other marine animals that can be encountered here include, dolphins, mobula rays, moray eels, sea turtles, and even orcas and whales on occasion.
The minimum number of participants required is two. For solo guests, please contact us, so we can check if there is an existing whale shark snorkeling trip to add you to.
Minors must be accompanied by an adult
The Sea of Cortez can be hot and sunny; drink plenty of water and apply reef-safe sunscreen before your trip.
A well-fitting snorkel mask prevents leaks and improves underwater visibility for a better experience.
To protect marine life and stay safe, always listen carefully to your guide’s approach and proximity guidelines around animals.
Capture memories underwater but avoid flash photography to minimize disturbance to animals.
Espiritu Santo National Park has been protected since 1994, preserving its unique marine habitats for future generations.
La Paz Divers practices sustainable tourism, emphasizing minimal environmental impact and educating visitors on marine preservation.
Protects your skin while preventing harm to marine ecosystems.
summer specific
Keeps you warm during cooler water conditions common in winter months.
winter specific
Essential for clear vision and efficient swimming in the water.
Allows you to document underwater wildlife and scenic vistas.