After the Baja Ha-Ha, Limelight spends the winter in La Paz, and from December 1 through mid-March she is available for charter.
La Paz is the gateway to the Sea of Cortez, the sea often called the world's aquarium. Just offshore lies Isla Espíritu Santo, a protected national park of red rock cliffs, white sand coves and water in every shade of turquoise.
Drop anchor at Ensenada Grande or Caleta Partida, hike the arroyos, snorkel the reefs, and swim with the playful young sea lions at Los Islotes. In December and January, whale sharks, the largest fish in the sea, gather in La Paz Bay.
Winter in the Sea of Cortez
The season everyone waits for
Warm, dry days in the mid-70s to low 80s°F, cool evenings, almost no rain, and water in the low to mid 70s.
Days end on the malecón with a sunset and fish tacos, or in a quiet anchorage with the stars coming out over the desert.
The season at a glance
December to mid-March
| Month | Highlights |
|---|---|
| December | Whale sharks at their peak in La Paz Bay. Spend the holidays on the water. |
| January | Whale sharks, clear water, and the gray whale season begins in the Pacific lagoons. |
| February | Gray whales, excellent visibility, sea lions at Los Islotes. |
| March | The warmest month of the season, and the last chance before Limelight heads north. |
From January through March, the gray whale lagoons on Baja's Pacific coast are within reach by road for an unforgettable side trip.
Charter details
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Dates, rates and booking details are coming soon.
First pick of dates
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