Species vary depending on the season and fishing location. Offshore (October–December): Striped Marlin, Mahi Mahi (Dorado), Yellowfin Tuna, Wahoo, and occasionally Sailfish. Inshore & Mangrove (Year-Round): California Corbina, Red Grouper, Halibut, Kingfish, Pompano, Roosterfish, White Seabass, Spotted Bass, Vieja, Barred Sand Bass, and more

Offshore fishing season typically runs from October through December, when pelagic species such as Striped Marlin, Tuna, Dorado, and Wahoo are most active.

Yes. While offshore fishing is seasonal, inshore and mangrove fishing are available year-round, offering excellent opportunities throughout the year.

Not at all. Our trips are suitable for both beginners and experienced anglers. Our crew is happy to assist with techniques, equipment, and local knowledge.

Our trips are conducted aboard 28’ Super Panga, featuring cushioned seating, shade, dry storage, fish boxes, and a comfortable walk-through deck.

Absolutely! You are welcome to keep your catch within local legal and sustainable fishing limits. To complete your adventure, we can connect you with local restaurants that will expertly prepare your fresh fish for lunch or dinner. It’s the ultimate way to enjoy the local culinary culture while respecting our beautiful marine environment.

We recommend bringing sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, comfortable clothing, non-slip shoes, a light jacket (during cooler months), and any personal medications.

Yes. Mexican regulations require a valid sport fishing license for anyone participating in fishing activities. We recommend purchasing your license online before your trip for a smooth and hassle-free experience. You can obtain your license through the official Baja California Sur portal: https://app.sportfishingbcs.gob.mx/

Safety is our top priority. If weather conditions are unsafe, we will gladly help reschedule your trip or discuss alternative options.

We offer offshore, inshore, and mangrove fishing trips, allowing guests to experience different fishing environments based on the season, target species, and personal preferences.

Our private fishing trips accommodate up to 4 anglers plus crew, providing a more comfortable and personalized experience.

Yes. All of our fishing trips are private experiences, meaning only your group will be onboard.

Our packages include pre-packed lunch, snacks, drinks (non-alcoholic), basic fishing gear, tackle, ice, and the support of an experienced captain.

Yes. Families and children are welcome. Inshore and mangrove fishing are especially great options for younger anglers and families.

Absolutely. Our captain will guide you throughout the experience, making it enjoyable and accessible even for first-time anglers.

The Mag Bay Tour Exploration is a private nature and wildlife experience designed for travelers who want to explore the hidden beauty of Magdalena Bay. The tour includes mangroves, wildlife encounters, bird watching, scenic dunes, and a visit to Magdalena Island.

Wildlife sightings vary throughout the year, but guests may encounter dolphins, sea lions, a variety of bird species, sharks, rays, and occasionally coyotes along the shoreline.

Yes. This is a completely private experience for up to 6 guests, allowing for a more personalized and flexible adventure.

Yes. We provide snacks, lunch, and drinks so you can comfortably enjoy your time on the water.

We recommend bringing comfortable clothing, sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, a light jacket, a camera or phone, and cash/card for lunch at Magdalena Island.

Yes. This private experience is family-friendly and ideal for children, families, photographers, and nature enthusiasts.

Absolutely. Since this is a private experience, we’re happy to adapt the itinerary based on your interests, timing, and preferences whenever possible.

Safety is our top priority. If weather conditions are unsafe, we will gladly help you reschedule or discuss alternative options.

The Mexican Sardine Run is one of nature’s most spectacular marine events. Every year, from October to January, massive schools of sardines attract predators such as striped marlin, dolphins, sea lions, whales, and seabirds in an incredible feeding frenzy.

Wildlife is never 100% guaranteed, as this is a natural, wild environment. However, Magdalena Bay offers some of the best opportunities in the world to witness predator activity during sardine run season.

Depending on the day and ocean conditions, you may encounter striped marlin, dolphins, sea lions, whales, tuna, seabirds, bait balls, and other marine wildlife.

In-water opportunities depend on ocean conditions, wildlife activity, and safety considerations. Your captain and guide will determine what is safe and appropriate for the day.

No prior experience is required, but participants should feel comfortable in the water and in open-ocean environments.

Due to the longer duration and offshore conditions, this experience is best suited for older children who are comfortable on boats and in open water.

We recommend bringing a wetsuit, snorkel gear, quick-dry clothing, a light jacket, reef-safe sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a camera or GoPro.

Ocean conditions vary from day to day. Some days are calm, while others may be more dynamic depending on weather and swell conditions.

Safety is our top priority. If ocean conditions are unsafe, we will gladly help reschedule your tour or discuss alternative options.

Tour duration may vary depending on conditions and wildlife activity, but this is generally a full-day open-ocean adventure.

Yes. We provide breakfast, snacks, lunch, and drinks so you can comfortably enjoy your time on the water.

Shared tours require a minimum number of participants. One month before your selected date, we will confirm whether the minimum has been reached. If not, we’ll gladly assist you in rescheduling, upgrading to a private experience, or providing a full refund.

You can book directly through our website or contact us via WhatsApp for availability, questions, and personalized assistance.

While wildlife is never 100% guaranteed, Magdalena Bay is one of the best places in the world for gray whale encounters, with very high success rates during the season.

We recommend bringing sunscreen (reef-safe), sunglasses, comfortable clothing, a light jacket, and a camera or phone to capture the experience.

Yes. The calm and protected waters of Magdalena Bay make this experience safe and enjoyable for families and children of all ages.

Gray whale season typically runs from January through March, when whales migrate into the bay to breed and nurture their calves.

Safety is our top priority. If weather conditions are unsafe, we will gladly help you reschedule your tour or provide a refund.

Gray whales in Magdalena Bay are known for their curiosity and often approach boats closely, creating unforgettable encounters.

We offer both private and shared experiences. Private tours provide a more exclusive adventure, while shared tours are a great option for travelers seeking value and connection with others.

We offer different options ranging from shorter 3-hour experiences to extended 5–6 hour adventures.

No experience is necessary. Our tours are designed for everyone, from first-time visitors to experienced wildlife travelers.

Depending on the tour option selected, experiences may include a bilingual guide, captain, drinks, snacks, restroom on board, Starlink internet, and wildlife exploration.

Shared tours require a minimum number of participants. One month before your selected date, we will confirm whether the minimum has been reached. If not, we’ll gladly assist you in rescheduling, upgrading to a private experience, or providing a full refund.