CORTES SEA

Los Cabos

Los Cabos is located at the southern tip of the Baja California Peninsula, which makes it a dynamic mix of desert landscapes, beaches and mountainous areas.

Bahia de todos los Santos

A charming place where the encounter of cultures is something everyday and the visitor is captivated by the intense artistic life, by the subtle spell of its streets and the enveloping swing of its beaches that face the Pacific.

La Paz

La Paz, capital of Baja California Sur, is the favorite destination for nature lovers. Explore the aquarium of the world, swim with the whale shark, dive with sea lions or observe the gray whales from close up.

Discover the charm and warmth of the premises through the beautiful seawall, 5-kilometer walk by the sea, accompanied by excellent beaches, restaurants, bars, shops, museums, art galleries, recreational parks and beautiful art sculptures.

Mulegé

Mulegé is a privileged territory to which nature endowed extraordinary beauty in seas, lagoons and mountains, so ecotourism enthusiasts will live this tour with real pleasure.

Loreto

Loreto is shocking for many reasons; It seems to be a place where only the lucky ones live. Keep the tradition of a fishing village, it looks away from everything and yet you will be surprised how easy it is to get to this almost secret place. The Sea of ​​Cortez and the Sierra de la Giganta have witnessed the history of this town and you can describe it by resting in the clear waters of the beach, visiting the Dancing Island or the Colorado Island; You can also see whales.

Ballenas en mar de cortes

Baja California Sur offers the opportunity to observe these majestic sea giants who annually make the long journey of 20 thousand kilometers from the icy waters of the Bering Strait.

The Gray Whale sighting season in Baja California begins in January and ends at the end of March in Magdalena Bay and Ojo Hare Lagoon, within the Biosphere of the Vizcaino Desert Reserve better known as the Gray Whale Sanctuary.

Pesca deportiva en mar de cortes

In Mexico, a total of 9 species are destined exclusively for sport fishing, such as the Gallo Fish, Dorado and the Sabalo, six billfishes made up of the Sailfish, the Swordfish and 4 types of Marlin are also on the list.

Together with these Trophy species, the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of Cortes that surround Baja California, grant a wide diversity of species that increase the chances of having an excellent and exciting day of fishing for both beginners and professionals inside and outside a tournament.