Baja California Sur · Mexiko
Kleine Gruppen. Echte Begegnungen. Private Ozean-Abenteuer im Sea of Cortez.
Private Ocean Experiences
DEIN ABENTEUER. DEIN TEMPO. DEINE QUEST.Private Ocean Experiences
Every expedition is private and tailored to your group, creating unforgettable experiences in the Sea of Cortez based on your interests and the day's best ocean conditions.
Privater Schnorcheleinstieg
Lokale Riffe entdecken
Entdeckt in entspanntem Tempo farbenfrohe lokale Riffe.
Ab 6 Jahren · Schwimmfähigkeit erforderlich
Lokale Riffe entdecken
Entdeckt in entspanntem Tempo die farbenfrohen Riffe von Palmilla Bay und Chileno. Euer Guide zeigt euch verborgene Felsformationen, begleitet euch zu Schildkröten auf dem Sandboden und erklärt das Leben im Riff. Sicherheit, Spaß und Vertrauen im Wasser stehen an erster Stelle.
Erfahrener Guide · Schnorchel-Equipment · Sicherheitsbriefing · max. 8 Personen
Private Offshore-Expedition
Ocean Safari
Auf der Suche nach Delfinen, Mobula-Rochen, Seidenhaien, Makos und Walen — mit etwas Glück sogar Orcas.
Ab 12 Jahren · Sicheres Schwimmen & Schnorcheln
Ocean Safari
Jede Ocean Safari folgt dem Rhythmus des Ozeans. Kein fixer Kurs — wir suchen aktiv nach Delfinschwärmen, Mobula-Schulen, Seidenhaien, Mako-Haien und Walen, je nach Saison. Und mit ganz viel Glück gelingt der Lottogriff: Orcas. Max und sein Team kennen die Gewässer wie ihre Westentasche.
Expeditionsleiter · Schnorchel-Equipment · Getränke an Bord · max. 6 Personen
Mitte Oktober – Mitte April
Walbeobachtung
Erlebt die Wanderung der Buckelwale vor der Küste von Baja California Sur.
Für alle Altersgruppen geeignet
Walbeobachtung
Von Mitte Oktober bis Mitte April durchqueren Buckelwale die Gewässer vor Baja California Sur auf ihrem Weg in wärmere Winterquartiere. Wir begleiten sie respektvoll und aus sicherem Abstand — ein unvergessliches Naturerlebnis für jedes Alter.
Zertifizierter Guide · Ferngläser · Sicherheitsausrüstung · max. 10 Personen
Meeresgeschichten
„Die Ocean-Safari mit Max war einfach unbeschreiblich schön und hat super viel Spaß gemacht."
„Kein Massentourismus, kein Stress. Nur ein unglaubliches Team, perfekte Spots und das schönste Blau, das ich je gesehen habe."
„Die Pelagic Expedition war wild, professionell und tief berührend. Wir kamen als Gäste und gingen als Freunde."
Gründer & Ocean Guide
Max is the Founder of Pelagic Quest and an Expedition Leader with more than a decade of experience in the diving and marine tourism industry. His career has taken him across some of the world's most celebrated ocean destinations, including Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, the Maldives, and Baja California Sur. Over the years, he has managed dive operations, led liveaboard expeditions, and guided snorkeling and whale-watching experiences. For the past three years, he has been based in Baja California Sur. Recognized worldwide as one of the premier destinations for marine wildlife encounters, Baja California Sur offers an extraordinary diversity of ocean life and the opportunity to encounter everything from whales and dolphins to mobula rays and sharks within a single region. It is this unique combination of wildlife, adventure, and discovery that inspired Max to establish Pelagic Quest. Today, he shares his passion for the ocean by helping visitors experience the very best of Baja through carefully curated wildlife encounters, trusted local recommendations, and a commitment to safe and educational adventures on the water. Respect for marine life and its natural environment is at the heart of every experience, embracing the belief that the ocean always has its own story to tell—and that some of the most memorable encounters are the ones we never expect
Unsere Spots
Marina Corridor · ~45 min Boot
Two distinct underwater worlds in one unforgettable trip. Chileno Bay is one of Los Cabos' premier snorkeling destinations, renowned for its protected waters, excellent visibility, and diverse marine life. The bay combines sandy bottom with healthy rocky reef habitat, creating ideal conditions for both beginner and experienced snorkelers.
Along the reef, colorful fish shelter among the rocks and coral-covered formations, while the sandy areas are home to round stingrays and diamond stingrays resting on the seafloor. Chileno Bay is also one of the region's most reliable locations for encounters with graceful eagle rays.
Just a short three-minute boat ride away lies Gavilanes, where the underwater landscape changes dramatically. Granite formations, rocky terrain, and impressive underwater structures provide habitat for an equally rich variety of marine life. Together, the calm reef of Chileno Bay and the rugged scenery of Gavilanes create one of the most diverse snorkeling experiences in Los Cabos.
Depth Surface–26 ft (0–8 m) · All experience levels · ~45 min boat ride from Marina Puerto Los Cabos
Marina Corridor · ~20 min Boot
A sheltered bay teeming with life. Palmilla Bay is a protected snorkeling site known for its calm waters, large granite boulders, and beautiful sandy bottom. The scattered rock formations create ideal habitat for reef fish and transform the bay into a vibrant underwater oasis suitable for snorkelers of all experience levels.
The bay can be explored around the central boulder formations as well as along the rocky shoreline, where schools of reef fish gather among the rocks. Round stingrays and diamond stingrays are commonly found resting on the sandy bottom, while sea turtles are frequent visitors. During the right season, eagle rays and golden cownose rays may also glide gracefully through the bay.
Thanks to its sheltered location and generally calm conditions, Palmilla Bay offers relaxed snorkeling with excellent opportunities to observe marine life in shallow water. Its easy access and gentle conditions make it an ideal destination for first-time snorkelers while remaining just as enjoyable for experienced ocean enthusiasts.
Depth Surface–23 ft (0–7 m) · All experience levels · ~20 min boat ride from Marina Puerto Los Cabos
East Cape · ~35–40 min Boot
A vibrant reef where the desert meets the sea. Just beyond Punta Gorda, a rocky ridge extends from the shoreline into the Sea of Cortez, forming one of the East Cape's most scenic and diverse reef systems. While the ridge is the site's defining feature, the surrounding coastline offers extensive snorkeling opportunities across rocky outcrops, reef patches, and sandy channels.
These varied habitats support an abundance of marine life, including colorful reef fish, pufferfish, moray eels, sea turtles, and pelagic rays. On particularly memorable days, large schools of jackfish move through the area, creating spectacular underwater encounters.
As the ridge stretches away from shore, one side often remains sheltered from swell and current, making it possible to enjoy favorable conditions even when nearby sites are exposed. Its healthy reef, varied underwater terrain, and untouched feel make Zacatitos Rocky Ridge a true hidden gem of the East Cape.
Depth 3–60 ft (1–20 m) · Beginners to Advanced snorkelers · ~35–40 min boat ride from Marina Puerto Los Cabos
East Cape · ~15 min Boot
A forgotten vessel, reclaimed by the sea. Resting beneath the waters of the East Cape for more than three decades, the Zacatitos Wreck has become a thriving artificial reef and one of the region's best-kept secrets. Little is known about the vessel's history, adding an element of mystery to every visit, but what remains today is a fascinating underwater playground where nature has steadily taken over.
Broken into several sections across a sandy seafloor, the wreck attracts an impressive variety of marine life. Large schools of snappers, porkfish, and Mexican hogfish weave through the structure, while moray eels peer out from hidden crevices. Round stingrays and diamond stingrays are frequently spotted resting in the surrounding sand, sea turtles make occasional appearances, and lucky visitors may even encounter pelagic rays cruising through the blue.
Due to its shallow depth, visibility can vary considerably, and the wreck is only accessible during periods of favorable ocean conditions, often for just a few months each year. When the sea cooperates, it offers an unforgettable combination of marine life, exploration, and underwater history, making Zacatitos Wreck one of the East Cape's most rewarding hidden gems.
Depth 20–40 ft (6–12 m) · Beginners to Intermediate snorkelers, freedivers & divers · ~15 min boat ride from Marina Puerto Los Cabos
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