La Paz · Baja California Sur, Mexico

You're a long way from home.
You should feel in good
hands.

Booking with a small operator abroad takes a leap of faith. Here’s exactly who we are, how we keep you safe, and why thousands of visitors have trusted us with their day on the water.
Years guiding Baja waters
0 +
Guests safely on the water
400 +
Average across review sites
0
Max guests per guide
0

Who we are

Baja Expedition is a small, local crew running guided snorkeling, whale trips, coastal cruises, and expert spearfishing out of La Paz. We're not a call-centre reseller or a cruise-day concession — every trip is run by the same people who own the boats.

That matters when you’re travelling. When you message us, you reach a guide, not a queue. When something changes with the weather, a real person makes the call and looks after you.

The experiences

Our promises to you

Weather-proof booking

If we call a trip for wind or sea state, you get a full refund or a free reschedule — your choice.

Licensed & insured

Licensed boat captain and permitted operator, with liability coverage on every trip.

English-Spanish speaking guides

Local guides who speak fluent English & Spanish. You'll always understand the plan, brief & the story.

Honest, upfront pricing

The price you're quoted is the price you pay. No fuel surcharges, no pressure tips, no surprise add-ons.

Gear & safety kit included

Masks, fins, wetsuits, flotation, and a stocked first-aid and oxygen kit come standard on every boat.

Genuinely small groups

Most trips cap at eight guests to one guide. You're a guest, never a headcount on a packed deck.

Half-day scenic boat trips

Certified, equipped, and cautious

Your guides aren’t seasonal hires. They’re career watermen with the certifications and first-response training to keep a group safe — and the judgment to know when the sea says no.
Alejandro Ortega

Alejandro Ortega

Founder · Boat Captain

Mateo Valenzuela

Lead Freediving Guide

Permitted & responsible

We operate by the rules that protect this place

The Sea of Cortez is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and much of where we go is protected. We run inside those protections — under permit, at legal distances, with strict no-touch and no-feed rules around wildlife.

It’s better for the animals, and it’s better for you: a relaxed whale or a curious sea lion gives you an encounter no crowded boat ever will.

Reading the Sea of Cortez by season

Meet your guides

What guests take home

The Sea of Cortez

Ready to see the real Baja?

Tell us your dates and who’s coming. We’ll build a day around the water, the wildlife, and the pace that suits you.
Scroll to Top