Swim With Flying Mobula Rays During An Open Sea Safari
Summary
Thousands of Mobula rays gather each year in Mexico’s Sea of Cortez, creating a popular marine wildlife event. Visitors can join open-sea safaris to swim with these rays and other sea animals like dolphins and sea lions. The Los Cabos region is also known for its rich ocean life and has seen new luxury hotel openings recently.Key Facts
- Mobula rays, smaller relatives of manta rays, leap up to six feet above the water.
- The rays gather in large numbers in the Sea of Cortez from late spring to early summer.
- Apex Ocean Dives offers trips for swimming with rays, dolphins, sea turtles, and sea lions.
- The Sea of Cortez area is nicknamed “The Aquarium of the World” by explorer Jacques Cousteau.
- Los Cabos has a diverse marine ecosystem including rays, turtles, sharks, whales, and sea mammals.
- Cabo Pulmo National Park nearby has a 20,000-year-old coral reef and is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Several new luxury hotels and resorts have opened or are planned in Los Cabos through 2029.
- The warm summer waters and lively sea life make Los Cabos a unique travel destination.
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