
Overview
After your arrival day and boarding, the catamaran is home for the trip. Stay aboard throughout your liveaboard adventure, with meals and onboard provisions taken care of. Spend your days fishing, spearfishing, enjoying wildlife or exploring Baja, then come back for dinner and a relaxed evening at anchor. Beginners and experienced guests are welcome, with activities shaped around the group.
Who this is for
- First-time liveaboard guests and seasoned ocean adventurers alike
- Friends, couples and solo travelers who want to meet people with similar interests
- Anyone drawn to fishing, spearfishing, wildlife or exploring Baja—not just days spent chasing fish
- Guests who want to fish, snorkel and enjoy life aboard without spearfishing, with a lower rate available
Trip details
- Your departure: November 3: boarding. November 4–6: fishing and adventure days. November 7: last night aboard. November 8: unload.
- Stay aboard a 52-foot Lagoon catamaran, with shared cabins and a private bathroom for each room. The planned layout includes queen-bed cabins and a separate-bed bunk room.
- Tell us who you’re traveling with and your sleeping preferences. Expect a shared room unless you arrange private occupancy; vessel and room arrangements are confirmed for your departure.
- Possible activities include fishing, spearfishing, snorkeling with sea lions, swimming with marlin, whale watching, island exploring, beaches and hikes. Wildlife encounters depend on season and conditions.
- Some groups spend more time fishing and diving; others lean toward wildlife and exploring. The plan follows the group’s interests, experience and the conditions.
Included
- Liveaboard accommodation for the duration of your onboard stay—not a hotel return each night.
- All meals and onboard provisions throughout the liveaboard stay, with time to relax and eat together between adventures.
- Crew support, activity coordination and an onboard safety briefing.
- Airport transfers are separate. We can help coordinate shared transportation; confirm arrival-night hotel arrangements and personal equipment needs before booking.
Requirements
- Beginners are welcome. Tell us your swimming, fishing and diving experience so we can help match you with a suitable group and activities.
- Activity plans depend on conditions and the group’s ability. The captain and crew make safety and daily itinerary decisions.
- Confirm the equipment, travel documents and any fishing permits you need before departure.
- Flights and airport transportation are arranged separately. We can help coordinate shared vans from La Paz or Los Cabos.
What to expect
- Arrival day: meet the group, settle in and stay ashore before boarding. Confirm your arrival date, pickup and hotel arrangements for your chosen departure.
- Boarding day: transfer to the catamaran, settle into your cabin and meet the crew for a safety briefing. From here, you stay on the liveaboard for the duration of the trip.
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner are provided during the liveaboard stay. Between meals, enjoy fishing, diving, snorkeling or exploring as conditions and the group’s interests allow.
- Your final night is aboard; unloading takes place on the departure date shown. The first and last departures also include coastal sailing.
Pricing & booking
You don’t have to spearfish to come along. Join us to fish, snorkel and hang out on the catamaran at a lower rate if you won’t be spearfishing. Tell us what you’d like to do when you inquire, and we’ll send the pricing for your departure. Ask us for the price and package for your departure, including room-sharing or private occupancy options. Airport transfers are extra; we can help guests coordinate arrivals and share the ride.
Travel & cancellation
Deposits, cancellation terms, final payment timing, travel details, and any license/permit requirements are confirmed in the trip packet before booking.