Eight tours. One local operator. Whale Sharks, Sea Lions, Mobula Rays, Gray Whales, world-record fishing, and more — all departing from the La Paz Malecón, all marine biologist guided, all booked direct with no middleman.
La Paz sits on the Sea of Cortez — what Jacques Cousteau called "the aquarium of the world." The Hook runs small-group boat tours from the Malecón year-round, each led by a marine biologist guide, each capped at a small group size. Whether you have one day in La Paz or a whole week, here's every tour we run.

Snorkel with nearly 1,000 Sea Lions at Los Islotes. Explore the island, relax on the beach, and enjoy a fresh creative lunch ... more
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Sea Lions, Mobulas, dolphins, orcas. Migratory whales in season. Baja's wildest ocean encounters ... more
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Whale Sharks, the San Rafaelito Sea Lion colony, and Balandra Beach in one 5-hour small-group boat trip ... more
Swim alongside the world's largest fish in La Paz Bay. Wild, ethical, marine biologist guided ... more
La Paz is the capital of Baja California Sur, sitting on a wide, calm bay on the Sea of Cortez — the body of water Jacques Cousteau called "the aquarium of the world." Unlike the resort strip of Los Cabos two hours south, La Paz is a real, working Mexican city: a long waterfront Malecón, a walkable historic downtown, and a bay quiet enough that Whale Sharks, Sea Lions, and migratory whales all pass through it every year.
Visiting from Los Cabos? La Paz is about 2.5 hours away by car or shuttle. Whale Shark tours booked directly in La Paz start around $2,500 MXN, compared to $4,500 MXN and up for tours bused in from Cabo — you're paying less by booking the same experience at its source, without the extra hours on a bus each way.