Explore the Natural Habitat of San Jose del Cabo Mobula Ray Excursion

Embark on our incredible San Jose del Cabo Mobula Ray Excursion, tailored for those seeking an authentic encounter with sea creatures in their natural habitat. Located in San Jose del Cabo, which is nestled beside the Sea of Cortez, this area is rightly known as “The Aquarium of the World.” The reason is clear: every year, from April to July and November to January, our waters witness a stunning phenomenon—thousands of Mobula Rays gather, creating one of the most amazing natural spectacles on the planet. This remarkable event has attracted attention from acclaimed documentaries like “Blue Planet 2” and National Geographic.

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Furthermore, during the winter months, the Sea of Cortez becomes a haven not only for migrating whales but also for adventurous individuals who explore this area. You can expect four months of enchanting encounters with these majestic creatures. Whether it’s Whale sharks, Dolphins, Turtles, Marlin, Sharks, Sea Lions, or other captivating marine life, our excursions promise surprises at every turn. So, are you ready to experience the extraordinary?

La Ventana, nestled along the shores of La Ventana Bay south of La Paz on Baja California’s eastern peninsula, is a truly exceptional gem in Baja. Here, the captivating desert seamlessly meets majestic mountain ranges, all framed by the mesmerizing turquoise Sea of Cortez.

Annually, from May to July, the coastlines of the Sea of Cortez in Mexico’s Baja California peninsula become the temporary home to tens of thousands of Mobula rays. This congregation of rays stands out not only as one of Earth’s most incredible natural spectacles but also ranks among the world’s largest. Furthermore, its breathtaking beauty has been showcased in renowned documentaries like BBC’s Blue Planet and numerous National Geographic features.

Just picture yourself snorkeling amidst thousands of these graceful creatures as they elegantly glide through the ocean. Witness their mesmerizing acrobatics as they gracefully leap from the water in unison, forming massive schools that move in perfect harmony. This is Mexico’s annual Mobula Ray migration, an awe-inspiring event that stands unparalleled anywhere else on Earth.

The mysterious “Mobula Rays,” scientifically known as Mobula Munkiana or Munk’s Devil Rays, remain enigmatic in many aspects. However, we do know that these remarkable creatures undertake annual migrations, gathering in vast numbers in the Sea of Cortez. These gatherings occur during both the spring/summer months (April-July) and the autumn/winter season (November-January), gracing the shores of Baja California Sur.

Mobula Rays, often described as the smaller relatives of the famous Manta Rays, are attracted to these waters by the abundance of plankton and nutrients. This rich feeding ground provides snorkelers and freedivers with a unique opportunity to witness the awe-inspiring spectacle of massive ray schools. It is believed that these Mobula Rays return each year for mating and reproduction, further enhancing the intrigue of their presence.

These graceful creatures are known for their peaceful and harmless nature. Typically, they maintain a respectful distance from observers, displaying a degree of shyness.

Our custom made 26ft Stoner boatworks provides you with all amenities to enjoy the ultimate on water experience. Easy boat access with portable leadder.  Extremely spacious and comfortable makes this vessel the cruiser of the day. The timeless and classy boat shape with a lot of storage compartments and sunshade in every corner  will take you on a ride with elgance and style.