Limited dates · November 2026
Spearfishing, freediving and days at sea with your own people. Two sailing departures in November, 3 nights each.
Prices per full boat, for the November 2026 dates. If you divide the cost per person, you can see the price per person with the boat full (that is, at its maximum capacity).
Sunday, November 22 → Wednesday, November 25 · 3 nights
Lagoon 450F catamaran · 3 guest cabins · up to 6 guests
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Book a cabin with a partner or a friend, take one to yourself, or take the whole boat with your people.
From 4,000 USD, solo cabin
Back on land Wednesday afternoon, in time for Thanksgiving at home.
It’s confirmed once two cabins are booked, by October 31. If not, you get 100% of what you paid back, or a new date.
Thursday, November 26 → Sunday, November 29 · 3 nights
Beneteau Sense 55 sailboat · 2 guest suites · up to 4 guests
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The whole boat for your family/friends: a suite for the parents, a second one for the kids.
14,500 USD, whole boat
Private boat only, for one group: your family or your friends.
Special: Thanksgiving dinner menu at anchor on Thursday night.
Book by November 4th. Your trip is confirmed once we lock the boat.
Want the whole week on a private boat? Write to us.
Survivor México 2025 champion, Ironman and personal trainer.
He has guided groups in several countries and is now an Expedition Leader at Eagle Ray.
On this trip, he shapes the day: when to get in the water, where to fish, and when to do nothing at all.
More about Sergio:
Find more info about his adventures on his Instagram: @sergio_torres_canei
"I'm Sergio, but you can call me Canei. You might know me from Survivor México, which I won in 2025. A few years earlier, I decided to take care of myself: training, eating well, learning how my body works. Today that's what I teach, as a personal trainer in Cancún and to the more than 100 people I've coached.
I've led groups of 8 to 19 through Iceland, the Acatenango and Fuego volcanoes in Guatemala, Hawaii's Big Island, the Dolomites and the Camino de Santiago. On board, we start the day moving on deck. Before you go in the water, I teach you to breathe, and each day you hold your breath a little longer."
"On the Camino de Santiago, on the longest stage, part of my group woke up with blisters and no energy left. Before we set off, I ran an exercise on intention and reflection, and we walked that stage with a different attitude.
I read a group in three steps: the welcome message, a longer call before the trip, and body language on day one."
"What draws me to the sea: its mystery, its animals, its colours and its size.
Leaving something good in other people is what makes me feel whole. At sea, I take care of the group. The Eagle Ray crew takes care of the boat."
“I love teaching and having fun at sea with people who share my passions.”
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Each departure sails on its own boat.
Open Cabins · Nov 22 to 25
Catamaran
The Lagoon 450F is the most spacious of Eagle Ray’s boats, the one that offers larger groups room to move comfortably, both on deck and inside. The cabins stay cool on their own, the shower water does not go cold halfway through the week, and the flybridge offers the crew, and anyone who wants it, an elevated place from which to watch the horizon. It is the kind of comfort you are not used to noticing, until the day you need it and it is already there.
Or a similar boat with equal or greater characteristics.
Thanksgiving at Anchor · Nov 26 to 29
Sailboat
The Beneteau Sense 55 is the most intimate of Eagle Ray’s boats, a 60-foot monohull built for groups looking for the classic feeling of sailing, and not just a boat that happens to have sails. Thanks to its three private suites, each couple has a door they can close, and the whole group can sit together around the same table in the cockpit for dinner. A hydraulic swim platform lowers directly into the water, so for a swim or to go snorkeling there is no need to climb down a ladder. In addition, it behaves differently from a catamaran: more heel and more response at the helm, ideal for groups that want to enjoy both the sailing and the destination.
Or a similar boat with equal or greater characteristics.
Boat
Crew
Program
Equipment
Meals and drinks
Transfer
Also on board
Both departures follow the same route: three nights between La Paz and the south of Espíritu Santo.
Indicative route. It depends on the sea, the wind, the permits and the captain’s call. In November, northerly winds can come in, and if they do we change the order of the coves or stay at the same anchorage. Open Cabins: back at the marina on Wednesday afternoon. Thanksgiving at Anchor: back at the marina around midday on Sunday, so you can fly home the same day. We recommend flights from 16:00.
Each day has a structure, not a schedule. Sergio and the crew adjust it according to the wind, the group’s energy, and what each person wants to do. No one has to do everything.
Sunrise
Mobility and functional training on deck, before coffee.
Morning
The captain chooses the cove for the wind. Sergio works on breathing with the group on deck, then gets in the water with you: freediving first, then spearfishing, each at their own level. Anyone can stay with snorkeling or fish from the boat.
Midday
Lunch cooked on board with local produce.
Afternoon
Kayak, paddleboard, swim to shore. Or nothing at all.
Sunset
Stretching and breathing at the bow while the light goes down over the desert.
Night
Dinner on board. If there was a catch that day, it’s on the table.
On Thanksgiving at Anchor, Thursday night is Thanksgiving dinner on board, Baja style.
From the water to the table, the same day.
Snorkeling is looking at the sea. Spearfishing while freediving is entering it.
Spearfishing is done without a tank: one breath of air, a pair of fins, and a speargun.
That is why with Sergio it starts on deck, not in the water. First you learn how to breathe and relax the body. Then, how to go down a few meters and stay still. Only then, the speargun.
Level
Safety
Where
What is caught
Afterwards
Price on request · approx. 360 USD per person per day
For those who want to go deeper than freediving. Around La Paz there are dive sites for different levels.
Organized by number of dives and the group’s certifications. Price on request.
At Eagle Ray, each expedition is led by people who live the sea. Traveling with Sergio are a captain, who handles the boat, reads the sea, and chooses each anchorage according to the wind, and a chef who cooks with local products.
“While everyone watches the horizon, I'm watching what the boat needs.”
“The calmness of the deep and the glassy water.”
“My boat is an extension of me.”
“At sea, the best dish is the one served when everyone is excited for it.”
“Magic lives in the timing, the texture and the detail nobody asked for.”
The team is assigned according to the boat and the dates; we confirm the Eagle Ray team when you make the final pre-booking. So you can start getting familiar, these are some of the captains and chefs we sail with.
Yes. You get a cabin to yourself for 4,000 USD. You never share a cabin with someone you don’t know.
A small group of up to 6 guests, plus Sergio, the captain and the chef.
It’s confirmed once two cabins are booked, by October 31. If not, you get 100% of what you paid back, or a new date.
Yes. The boat is private for one group, family or friends, up to 4 guests. You decide who takes the master suite.
Yes. Sergio adapts every activity to each age. Spearfishing starts at 12, always one to one with Sergio.
No. Sergio adapts each session to your level, and no one has to do everything.
The captain decides the route each day with the wind and the sea. If a cove isn’t right, we go to another one or stay in a sheltered anchorage. The priority is the group’s safety and getting back to La Paz on time.
We recommend 10 to 15% of the trip price. Open Cabins: about 300 to 450 USD per person for a cabin for two, or 400 to 600 USD for a solo cabin. Thanksgiving at Anchor: 1,450 to 2,175 USD in total.
A 20% deposit books your place, and the balance is due 30 days before departure. If you book later than that, you pay in full. If you cancel, the deposit is not refunded. If we cancel, you get 100% back.
The Sea of Cortez requires one for every adult on board. It’s included.
Mexican peso (MXN). Bills from $20 to $1,000 MXN; the $500 and $1,000 bills can sometimes be difficult to change in small shops. Hotels and most tourism businesses in La Paz accept cards, but in smaller places you will need cash. There are ATMs all over the city.
You won’t need it on board: meals and non-alcoholic drinks are included.
La Paz Airport (LAP) is 20 minutes from the marina, with domestic flights and some routes to the United States.
The transfer from the airport to the marina is included.
Los Cabos Airport is 2 hours away by road and is sometimes more convenient, depending on where you are flying from; if that is your case, write to us and we’ll look into it.
La Paz cuisine revolves around the sea: chocolate clams cooked over hot stones, ceviche with a touch of mayonnaise, marlin or octopus quesadillas, and machaca, dried beef or pork, the classic that does not come from the sea. Fish tacos are an icon of the peninsula (they were born farther north, in Ensenada), but here they are just as much at home.
On board, the chef cooks with what these same waters provide, unless you ask for something else.
Tip: bring less than you think.
On board you only need a dry swimsuit to change into; the crew takes care of the rest.
For everything else, light clothing made from natural fabrics for the dry heat, something for the cooler evenings, and a hat, because the desert sun hits directly.
Desert climate, dry almost all year round.
November: northerly winds may come in, bringing short choppy seas. That is why the captain decides the route each day.
Winter (December to February): mild, from 18 to 24 °C, the most pleasant season.
Spring (April and May): the heat starts rising.
Summer (June to August): hot and humid, from 28 to 31 °C.
Hurricane season: from May 15 to November 30, with the risk concentrated in August and September.
At sea, signal is limited, so expect to be disconnected for a good part of the day.
In La Paz, wifi works well. Starlink on board.
Find us directly on WhatsApp or by email: +52 55 6809 0942 · hello@eaglerayexpeditions.com
