A freediver inside a mobula ray aggregation in the Sea of Cortez

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See it before you book

Every frame on this page was shot on our own trips, in the Sea of Cortez. No stock footage and nothing borrowed. If the week goes well, this is what you come home with.

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Watch this first

The quickest look at what a week out here actually gives you.

Swimming with orca in the Sea of Cortez

Open water, a pod that stayed, and the kind of encounter the whole week is built around. If you only watch one thing on this page, watch this.

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Films

Longer cuts — a whole trip, and a hunt caught on camera.

One week, start to finish

A single trip cut down — six days on the water, from the first run out to the last drop.

Orca hunting mobula rays

A hunt caught on camera in open water. The reason people come here with a camera of their own.

From the water

Clips from the boat

Shot on the day, 32 of them. Loaded twenty at a time so the page stays quick.

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Worth saying

None of this is a promise of what you will see. These are the good days, because those are the ones worth filming. What they do show is the water, the animals and the way we work — and our daily log has the blank days alongside them. How often we find orca →

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Come and shoot your own

Five or six guests, six days at sea, and a boat built to get you where the animals are.