Baja & the Gulf of California
Marine Science & Conservation on the Mexican Coast
Described by legendary underwater explorer Jacques Cousteau as “the world’s aquarium,” the Gulf of California, also known as the Sea of Cortez, teems with marine life, from acrobatic dolphins and sea lions to massive manta rays and whale sharks. Travel to Baja, Mexico, this summer and dive into this incredible underwater ecosystem. Learn about marine conservation from professionals in the field and embrace adventure as you snorkel, kayak, and paddleboard. Alongside marine biologists and conservationists, see groundbreaking conservation initiatives in action and lend a hand in research projects and the preservation of at-risk habitats.
- Highlights
• Get up close with sea lions, dolphins, and tropical fish while snorkeling
• Camp on the Pacific Coast and learn to surf on its pristine waves
• Help identify and examine species with marine biologists and researchers
• Kayak or paddleboard the clear waters alongside charismatic sea lions
• Camp on the Pacific Coast and learn to surf on its pristine waves
• Help identify and examine species with marine biologists and researchers
• Kayak or paddleboard the clear waters alongside charismatic sea lions