Sea of Cortez
Luxury Yacht Charter

Sea of Cortez

Sea of Cortez Yacht Charter

Embark on an adventure of a lifetime and explore the mesmerising Sea of Cortez on a yacht charter. Also known as the Gulf of California, this narrow sheltered sea of the eastern Pacific Ocean is located along the northwestern coast of Mexico and separates the Baja California peninsula from the mainland. Home to more than 240 islands and islets to explore, each with its unique natural beauty, from deserted white sandy beaches to high rocky cliffs, a Sea of Cortez yacht charter offers the perfect opportunity to see it all. Mexico is a country with a long and fascinating history, from its ancient Mayan and Aztec roots to its current role as a hub for arts and sciences, unlike any other destination in Latin America.

Sea of Cortez Charter Guide

Chartering a yacht through the Sea of Cortez promises an unforgettable adventure with the chance to explore one of the world’s most diverse and fascinating marine ecosystems. The Sea of Cortez boasts over 2,900 species of fish and mammals, earning it the label “the world’s aquarium” from none other than Jacques Cousteau. With a UNESCO World Heritage status, the Sea of Cortez is the perfect destination for divers, adventurers, and dreamers.

Isla del Carmen

The largest island in Parque Nacional Bahia de Loreto, Isla del Carmen, is a paradise for water activities. With stunning mountain ranges and crystal-clear waters, it’s a hub for marine life, including blue whales. Take in the beauty of the seascape from the beach or explore the island’s lush landscape on foot.

Isla San José

The Isla San José provides a key opportunity to discover the stunning beauty of the area. Take a stroll along the colourful cliffs and take in the pristine waters. Bahia Amortajada is a must-visit, where you can observe a variety of exotic birds in their natural habitat among the lush mangroves.

Isla Espíritu Santo & Partida Isla

With stunning beaches and playful sea lion pups, a visit to Isla Espiritu Santo & Isla Partida is a must. Separated by a narrow, shallow channel, the largest seal colony can be found at Los Islotes, just north of the islands. Dive in for a close encounter.

La Paz

La Paz, Baja California’s capital, boasts ancient rock paintings and a lively city centre with bars, cafes, and great restaurants. It’s also near beautiful beaches and top dive sites, making it an ideal stop for an afternoon of exploration.

Cabo Pulmo

A stunning national marine park, explore some of Cabo Pulmo’s 17 dive sites, including an underwater canyon with 100-foot visibility. With year-round swimming options, winter brings sightings of humpback whales and whale sharks, a must-see!