5 thrilling days of diving in the pristine waters of Magdalena Bay, Baja, Mexico. Plus: a bonus dive day in the gulf of Mexico.
This fall and winter: This trip is designed for those seeking both adventure and tranquility, offering exclusive access to some of the best underwater hunting grounds in the world. Here’s what you can expect:
Why Magdalena Bay?
Mag Bay offers unparalleled diversity in marine life. From reef hunting to open-water challenges, this area is known for its:
- Rich marine biodiversity, including snapper, grouper, yellowtail, and pelagic species.
- Pristine waters with excellent visibility and warm conditions.
- Solitude and exclusivity, free from overcrowded dive sites.
For groups of 4-8. Here's What's Included:
- 5 Days of Spearfishing: Dive from well-equipped pangas, with a seasoned captain guiding you to the best, least-crowded dive sites. The morning to afternoon trips are filled with opportunities to catch yellowtail, snapper, grouper, and other prized species.
- Chum Provided: We supply chum to attract game, ensuring you have the best chance to target sought-after fish like wahoo, amberjack, and dorado.
- Legendary Dive Spots: On day 3, experience the rare Thetis Banks, a hidden gem known for its incredible marine life and trophy fish encounters.
- Accommodation: Stay 6 nights at our Mag Bay Outpost on a remote island, with comfortable lodging, plus 3 nights at our Sea of Cortez Resort to start or end your trip in luxury.
- All Meals Included: Enjoy fresh, delicious meals prepared daily, focusing on local seafood and Baja cuisine.
- Transportation: All ground transportation is included, with airport shuttles to La Paz (LAP) or Los Cabos (SJD).
- Starlink Connectivity: Stay connected in this remote paradise with reliable high-speed internet.
- This package is perfect for small groups seeking a private, top-tier spearfishing experience in one of the world’s most beautiful and unspoiled locations.
- Dive weights and optional dive day at our resort on the Sea of Cortez (weather permitting).
- Day 1: Fly into La Paz International Airport (LAP), just a 30-minute drive away, or Los Cabos International Airport (SJD), about 2 hours away, airport pickup in our shuttle, welcome dinner and first night at Palapas Ventana, La Ventana
- Day 2: Enjoy a comfortable shuttle ride from La Ventana to Magdalena Bay, perfect for relaxing or soaking in the scenery. The journey takes about 6-7 hours, offering breathtaking views of Baja’s diverse landscapes, from rugged mountains to desert vistas. Our air-conditioned shuttles ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip, with stops to stretch and take in the stunning surroundings as you head to your remote destination.
- Day 3: Your first dive day kicks off from Mag Bay Island aboard a panga, ideal for up to 4 spearos. With a skilled captain guiding you to the best spots, expect a thrilling morning-to-afternoon hunt for snapper, grouper, yellowtail, and more. Dive into pristine waters teeming with marine life for an unforgettable experience!
- Day 4: Ramp up the action as you head out on the panga with up to 4 spearos and a seasoned captain who knows the prime locations. With chum provided to attract game, you’ll target prized species like wahoo, amberjack, and roosterfish. Dive through pristine waters from morning to afternoon, ensuring every moment is packed with excitement and opportunity.
- Day 5: We aim for the legendary Thetis Banks, a rare and incredible dive spot known for its abundance of marine life. This offshore seamount offers chances to encounter trophy fish like tuna, marlin, and massive grouper. With expert guidance and ideal conditions, this is a spearfisher’s dream day in waters few get to experience.
- Day 6: On your next dive day, get ready for more adventure as you explore hidden reefs and remote dive sites only accessible by boat. With a knowledgeable captain leading the way, you’ll hunt for a variety of species like snapper, grouper, and even elusive pelagics. The pristine waters of Magdalena Bay offer exciting challenges, ensuring every dive is a unique and rewarding experience in Baja’s untouched waters.
- Day 7: On your final dive day, make the most of every moment as you explore the best dive spots Magdalena Bay has to offer. With experienced captains guiding you, target sought-after species like yellowtail, amberjack, and dorado. The waters are teeming with life, providing one last chance to reel in a memorable catch. Dive from morning to afternoon, ensuring your adventure ends with a thrilling, unforgettable experience.
- Day 8: After an unforgettable week of spearfishing, your travel day back to La Ventana begins with a comfortable shuttle ride. Enjoy the scenic drive, reflecting on your adventure. Once you arrive, unwind and relax with a peaceful evening by the beach. Enjoy a leisurely dinner at a local restaurant, soak in the sunset, and share stories of your incredible dives, rounding off the perfect end to your Baja experience.
- Day 9: For added adventure, consider diving before or after your Magdalena Bay trip in the Sea of Cortez, near Isla Cerralvo. Winter offers exceptional diving with chances to catch yellowtail, dorado, and even large grouper. The waters are rich in marine life, with crystal-clear visibility and vibrant reefs, making it a perfect extension to your Baja experience for divers seeking variety and thrill.
- Day 10: On your final day, enjoy a delicious breakfast before your shuttle departs for the airport. Depending on your flight, you’ll either head to La Paz International Airport (LAP), just a 30-minute drive away, or Los Cabos International Airport (SJD), about 2 hours away. Both offer easy access for your departure, wrapping up your unforgettable Baja adventure.
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We can book your whole group of 4-8, or you can join another group.
We are the best-in-class liveaboard solution. Full crew, instruction, and fun!
Stay on Mag Bay Island with lodging steps from the water and a boat launch right in front.
The ultimate in comfort meets an unforgettable journey off the beaten path.
Winter spearfishing in Mag Bay offers yellowtail, dorado, grouper, snapper, and striped marlin.
5-7mm wetsuit with hood and gloves is recommended.
Mag Bay in winter offers excellent water clarity, ranging from 40 to 100 feet. Water temperatures range from 60°F to 70°F, with colder temps below the thermocline.
Spearfishing Adventure in Magdalena Bay, Baja California Sur, Mexico
- The lodge on Mag Bay Island offers comfortable accommodations, with rooms that sleep up to 4 guests each. Each room is well-appointed with cozy furnishings and private bathrooms, providing a relaxing and convenient retreat after a day of diving and adventure.
- Stay in Touch! We have Starlink internet in your lodging so you don't have to miss what's important.
Our expert captains bring over 20 years of commercial fishing experience, ensuring you’re guided to the best spearfishing spots. Their local knowledge and skill make every dive an unforgettable adventure...
Our expert captains bring over 20 years of commercial fishing experience, ensuring you’re guided to the best spearfishing spots. Their local knowledge and skill make every dive an unforgettable adventure...
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It all began in 2003 at our Sea of Cortez Baja Resort, where we first embraced the region’s incredible marine life and pristine waters. Since then, we’ve built a reputation for unforgettable spearfishing and diving adventures in this stunning part of Baja.
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We Limit Our Trips to Ensure Quality
Because we want to make sure these trips are run smoothly and with the best experience possible for each diver, we limit our trips each fall-winter. See what previous guests have to say!
Jamie
Ken
“An unforgettable experience! The diving was incredible, with crystal-clear waters and abundant marine life. The crew’s expertise made every dive a success. The lodging was perfect—comfortable and right on the water!”
