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SEA OF CORTEZ

Kayaking British Columbia and Sea Kayaking Baja - Whale Watching with Sea Kayak Adventures
Blue and fin whales are frequently seen in the Sea of Cortez on our Baja sea kayaking tours in Loreto Bay National Marine Park .
Our Sea of Cortez kayak tours out of Loreto feature encounters with blue & fin whales in the wild and secluded camping on remote desert islands.
And both our Gray Whale tours and Sea of Cortez/Gray Whale Combo tours offer guaranteed whale sightings in the gray whale nursery lagoon of Magdalena Bay.
We are licensed to operate in Bahia de Loreto (Loreto Bay) National Marine Park and Magdalena Bay, both of which enjoy federally designated park status in Mexico.
We offer sea kayaking and camping in Johnstone Strait , the best place in North America to paddle with orcas (killer whales) , and in the remote Wilderness Islands of Queen Charlotte Strait.
Our luxury lodge-based sea kayak tours at God's Pocket Resort and mothership kayak tours are designed for those who wish to experience the area's wildlife up close without having to camp.
The kayaking and snorkeling were great.' -- Arthur Rosenshein, Sea of Cortez 'SKA tours are off-the-chart wonderful.
You clearly had approached the tour industry with the idea of “What would I want my ideal trip as a participant” rather than “What would my ideal trip as a guide be”.

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Manta SCUBA Diving, Cabo San Lucas, Sea of Cortez
They’ll make your diving one of the most beautiful experiences, and make you feel very comfortable and safe in this activity that needs special attention.”.
Manta SCUBA Diving is located in Cabo San Lucas on the southern tip of the Baja Peninsula, Mexico, where the Sea of Cortez meets the Pacific Ocean and the desert and sea create an area of unspoiled beauty.
Described by Jacques Cousteau as "one the richest seas of the world", this is among the top places to dive worldwide—you’ll be awed by the amount and variety of marine life you’ll encounter here.
There are hundreds species of marine life which, combined with the spectacular underwater landscapes of cliffs and canyons, will make for unforgettable dive experiences.
Our dive shop is conveniently located on the main beach of Cabo.
If you have any questions, feel free to send us an e-mail, or just take a short flight to Cabo and feel it for real—the smell of the sea, sand under your feet, underwater beauty and a big party on land...
Thousands of dives in Cabo area and the southern Sea of Cortez.
Snorkel tours on small boats to a variety of sites.

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Voyage will retrace Steinbeck-Ricketts trip to Sea of Cortez
3, 2003 Voyage will retrace Steinbeck-Ricketts trip to Sea of Cortez BY MARK SHWARTZ March 11 will mark the 64th anniversary of one of the most celebrated expeditions in the history of American letters.
On that day in 1940, a boat carrying novelist John Steinbeck; his wife, Carol; and marine biologist Ed 'Doc' Ricketts left the chilly waters of Monterey, Calif., and headed south to explore the relatively isolated coast of Mexico's Gulf of California, also known as the Sea of Cortez.
The trip, which lasted six weeks and covered 4, 000 miles, was part scientific fieldwork and part adventure -- an unforgettable journey that Steinbeck and Ricketts documented in their 1941 book, Sea of Cortez: A Leisurely Journal of Travel and Research .
The sun sets on another day of squid tagging for Stanford scientists recently working in the Sea of Cortez.
An upcoming expedition will follow the course traveled by author John Steinbeck and marine biologist Ed Ricketts along Mexico’s Gulf of California.
The 1940 expedition resulted in the book Sea of Cortez: A Leisurely Journal of Travel and Research .
Cicero Now, more than six decades later, a team of scientists and scholars is planning to retrace that legendary voyage.

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