Swim with Striped Marlin & Sea Lions

IN MAGDALENA BAY, BAJA, MEXICO

Nov 30 - Dec 6, 2025

5 days on the water / 6 nights

Magdalena Bay, Baja, Mexico
Max. 6 guests

$500 Deposit / $3200 Total

A large school of small fish swimming in the ocean with a lone marlin and a sea lion in the background.
Two orcas swimming underwater, with the ocean surface visible above.
Two sea lions underwater, one with a starfish attached to its face, swimming near rocks and water surface.
A large school of small, silver fish swimming underwater with a sea lion flying above them in the ocean.
School of striped marlins in dark blue water.
Two sea lions swimming underwater against a blue background.
A school of small silver fish swimming around striped marlin.
A large body of calm water with a distant mountain range in the background. Several birds are flying low over the water's surface.
Underwater scene featuring a sea lion swimming above seaweed with a school of fish in the background.
Aerial view of a coastal landscape with green hills, a shoreline, and boats in the calm blue ocean.
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A diver in black and blue diving gear underwater, facing a curious sea lion near the water surface.

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a group of humpbacks diving into the depths.
The belly of a playful humpback calf and a remora (sucker fish) trying to stay attached.
I’ve just launched 3 trips to swim with humpback whales this September and have a couple spots left. Click the link in my bio or send me a message 😊🐋
A beautiful humpback calf popping up to the surface for a breath of air.
A humpback watches over her calf while it surfaces for a breath of air. Adults can hold their breath about 4- 6 times longer than the calfs (20-30 minutes vs 4-5 minutes).
Eye to eye with the mythical kraken hunter. Taken under permit of course
The first humpback whales I ever saw, way back in 2014, a moment that changed my life.
I just came back from the north of the world, but a few weeks ago I was incredibly lucky to dive with a pod of sperm whales. Here’s one of my favorites moments when they were socializing, rolling around, and rubbing against each other, a displa
Day 1 of a mindblowing trip freediving with these incredible animals, watching these giants pass, and feeling their clicks reverberating through your entire body. There’s nothing like it on the planet and am so grateful to be able to spend time
The mighty sperm whale: the largest toothed predator on the planet with the biggest brain. These are highly intelligent skilled hunters who dive down into the depths of the ocean using their sonar to battle with giant squid. There is so much lore su
A very playful whale looking at my upside down. Some humpback calves are full of confidence as they explore the world around them while exploring the limits of their bodies. The more time I pend with these animals the more I learn and see how complex
A humpback whale calf coming up to breath with a remora (suckerfish) stuck to its face. These fish stick to the side of whales and other large animals using very little effort to move. Hard to say how the whales feel about them.
Hoping things are getting better in Tonga after the massive volcano that erupted causing a tsunami. I haven’t heard from any friends (internet is down). I think Vava’u is okay though some of the other islands have been hit harder. If anyo
Giants suspended in the blue
People often ask how close humpback whales will get to you. Here’s a full grown whale swimming toward @_charyse Calves sometimes don’t understand the concept of personal space and will sometimes get very close, the adults tend to leave mo
A humpback whale calf rises up to the surface to breath and play, its mother sleeping in the depths like a spaceship.
Humpback whales coming up to the surface to breath 🌬