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ITINERARY

Planned Trips

LOCATIONS & DATES

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Panamá, World's Heritage Coiba National Park

We just completed a successful monitoring of Coiba National Park. 

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Costa Rica, Drake Bay / Corcovado National Park

We will be monitoring dolphins and cetaceans on the Southern Coast of Costa Rica. We are collaborating w local NGOs

 

What to expect : Drake Bay, Isla del Caño for diving, snorkel with dolphins and turtles and Parque Nacional Corcovado for amazing land wildlife.

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Costa Rica , OSTIONAL OLIVE RIDLEY “ARRIBADA”

August 30th - Sept 7th

 

What to expect : We will be waiting for the largest ever turtle nesting in the world. Olive Ridleys are more famously observed at Ostional beach, where tens of thousands of them arrive simultaneously, usually from August to November; We might also dive around  Las Catalinas and Murciélagos....

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Baja California South, Magdalena Bay and San Ignacio, Mexico

 

We will open for guest last week of October   4 Slots

What to expect : Bait-balls, Blue Marlins, Dolphins, SeaLions and more. Primarily Free diving.

If weather allows we will most likely visit San Ignacio, El Vizcaino, Islas Cedros

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Baja California South, Sea of Cortes, Mexico

Nov 10th - 17th Nov 7 Nights , 4 slots
 

Dec 27th - 5th of January 2026 - 9 nights starts in La Paz finish in Loreto.

What to expect : We can expect to see lots of wildlife, in reefs and coastal waters but also pelagic animals. We travel alongside whales, dolphins, turtles and more. We hope to see everything from Orcas to Sperm whales and Bluewhales. We will book dives at famous Cabo Pulmo, do Isla Ceralvo...Espiritu Santo, Isla partida, travel north toward Loreto to look for Bluewhales, Isla San Francisco.

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Baja California South, Magdalena Bay and San Ignacio, El Vizcaíno

January -February 2026

What to expect : We can expect to see lots of wildlife, but in particular Gray Whales ! Also SeaLions, freediving with dolphins and more.

Ocean Souls Explorer is occasionally opened to external guests as part of our citizen science programme. Do not hesitate to reach out if you want to be part of this adventure. You will witness the work of scientists, ngos, local communities, photographers and filmmakers, most of the time at remote places.

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