Loreto Bay National Marine Park
Sea & Island Adventures
Loreto Bay sits inside a National Marine Park, and the islands are the soul of it.
The Experience
A World-Class Marine Wilderness
Snorkel at Coronados or Danzante Island — volcanic rock formations, desert coastline, and reefs teeming with life. Glide through the water by panga boat, watching for sea lions, common dolphins, and, in winter, the great blue whales, humpbacks, and fins.
Swim, snorkel, and unwind on white-sand beaches, with a freshly prepared Mexican lunch waiting onshore.
"Marvel at geological formations, spot wild marine life, and feel the silence of an island that feels like the edge of the world."
Tour Highlights
- Snorkel at Coronados or Danzante Island — volcanic rock formations and reefs teeming with life
- Glide through the water by panga boat, watching for sea lions and common dolphins
- In winter, spot blue whales, humpbacks, and fin whales in Loreto Bay National Marine Park
- Swim, snorkel, and unwind on white-sand beaches
- Enjoy a freshly prepared Mexican lunch onshore
Special Season
Blue Whale Season — February
Minimum 4 people. Witness the largest animals on Earth in the waters of Loreto Bay National Marine Park.
Blue whale, humpback, and fin whale sightings — a once-in-a-lifetime kind of morning on the water.
What You Might See
Marine Wildlife
Sea Lions
Playful and curious — they often swim right up to snorkelers.
Common Dolphins
Frequently spotted riding the bow wave of the panga.
Blue Whales
February season — the largest animals on Earth, right here in Loreto Bay.
Tropical Fish & Rays
The Gulf of California is one of the most biodiverse marine environments on Earth — Jacques Cousteau called it the world's greatest sea.
Ready to explore the islands?
Get in touch to check availability and book your sea adventure.