Wild Coast Expedition - Sampa & Gluup & Syntra
NEW - Nov 27 - Dec 3, 2026
Description
A 7-day expedition through Baja California Sur. Two days diving Cabo Pulmo’s protected reefs, two days on open ocean tracking marlins and bait balls in Mag Bay, and nights at secret camping spots along the way. The Pacific side brings Bahía Magdalena — one of Baja’s most pristine bays — where you’ll stay at a working oyster farm, eat them straight from the water, and learn how oyster farming actively restores the ecosystem. Between it all — breathwork, movement sessions, good food, cold beers, and time to actually disconnect.
Spots
Cabo Pulmo: As Jacques Cousteau described it “The Aquarium of the world”. Cabo Pulmo is the best example of a community coming together for the preservation of their fertile coastline, thriving coral reefs and marine life; and it’s today one of the most popular places worldwide for Scuba diving and snorkeling. It’s a place to disconnect, take in the natural beauty, and experience the traditional laid-back atmosphere of a fishing village .The waters of Cabo Pulmo are home to an abundance of marine species, including tropical fish, sea turtles, whales and even sharks.
Magdalena Bay: Is a 50km Pacific bay on the wild side of Baja California Sur — one of the most productive marine ecosystems in Latin America. Strong Pacific currents fuel massive sardine runs that pull in striped marlins, tuna, sharks, dolphins, sea lions, and humpback whales, often all at once. Between December and March, gray whales arrive to give birth in its calm lagoons. Remote, largely untouched, and absurdly alive.
The oyster farms here are part of the ecosystem — oysters filter the water naturally, keeping the bay healthy. You’ll eat them straight from the source.
Secret Spot: No pins. No signs. No crowds. Some places are better experienced than explained. We keep this location off the map to preserve its magic. The exact location stays secret, but expect wild scenery, total disconnection, and a reminder that the best parts of Baja are often the hardest to find.
US $2,775
Nov 27 - Dec 3 , 2026
Itinerary
Day 1 —
Arrival in Los Cabos → Cabo Pulmo
Meet the group at SJD airport and head out in the Sampa trucks toward Cabo Pulmo. We’ll set up base camp near the dive shop for the first two nights.
- Welcome dinner at a local Cabo Pulmo restaurant or around the campfire
- Trip briefing and next-day plan
- Welcome circle: short intention-setting and gentle breath work
Day 2 — Diving in Cabo Pulmo:
Two morning dives at Cabo Pulmo.
After diving:
- Lunch and cold beers ata beach bar
- Post-dive breathwork + meditation and 30-min mobility flow
- Evening: optional sharing circle
- Return to camp at Cabo Pulmo
Day 3 — Cabo Pulmo Diving → Secret Spot
One more morning of diving in Cabo Pulmo (2 dives). Lunch at Tacos and Beer, then we move on to the secret spot.
- Breath-to-flow session
Day 4 — Secret Spot → Bahía Magdalena
- 30-min morning mobility flow
- Activities TBD based on secret spot
- Quick lunch and hit the road
- Arrival at the oyster farm: set up camp + tasting of oysters and fresh seafood)
- Campfire + cacao
Days 5 & 6 — Mag Bay Marine Safaris
Two full days on the water (marlins, bait balls, and open-ocean wildlife).
- Photography workshop
- Cooking: ceviche and oyster
- Dinner and drinks
Day 7 — Return to La Paz
Relaxed breakfast, break down camp, and head back to La Paz
Includes
- 7 days and 6 nights overlanding trip
- Fully equipped for adventure 4×4 vehicle
- Safaris in Mag Bay
- Scuba diving in Cabo Pulmo
- Meditation and Yoga
- Expert guides that will help, guide and assist during the trip
- Camping gear
- Camping Meals
- Profesional photos
Does not Include
- Meals at restaurants
- Airplane ticket