Straight answers.
No. Mexican fishing licenses are bought separately and everyone fishing needs one. We help you get it before the day so nobody is standing on the dock sorting paperwork.
Yes. The same license covers rod and spear. Freedivers who are not hunting do not need one.
Book online on the Book Now page, where availability is live and a 50 percent deposit holds the date. If you would rather we picked the trip, send an inquiry with who is coming, when you are here and what you want out of the day, and we will tell you which trip fits.
Yes. Every charter is private: the whole boat is yours, with your group, your target species and your pace.
Three on the Punta Lobos panga, four on La Ruca and La Morita, six on Don Pancho and El Wahoo King. Whale watching numbers are a little higher because nobody is swinging a rod.
On most boats, yes, if the heat and the deck suit the dog. Never on the Punta Lobos panga, which launches through surf.
Yes, the catch goes home with you. Filleting, vacuum sealing and freezing are available. Marlin are mostly released, with judgment on the day.
Usually, in a cooler as checked baggage, but airline rules are yours to check before you fly.
No. The half day is built for first timers and families. The crew rigs, runs and handles the gear and you fish the whole time you are out.
Lead and floats are aboard so you do not fly with them. Limited gun and wetsuit rental exists, but most guests bring their own gear.
Straight answers to the questions every guest asks.
The short version of how a trip with Indigo Adventures works. Licenses, deposits, boats and what happens to your catch. The full FAQ has the rest.
Read the full FAQ→Indigo Adventures is based in El Pescadero, on the Pacific side of Baja California Sur, a few minutes south of Todos Santos. Boats launch from three points: Punta Lobos beach in Todos Santos, San Jose del Cabo, and the Cabo San Lucas Marina. Which boat runs your trip decides where you meet us.
Custom fishing and spearfishing charters, freediving excursions and whale watching from mid December to April. Every trip is built around your group, your dates and the conditions rather than a fixed schedule, and every one goes out private.
Book online on the Book Now page, where availability is live and a 50 percent deposit holds the date. If you would rather we picked the trip, send an inquiry with who is coming, when you are here and what you want out of the day, and we will tell you which trip fits.
No. Everyone fishing in Mexican waters needs a Mexican sportfishing license, and each angler buys their own. We help you arrange it before the day so nobody is sorting paperwork on the dock. The same license covers rod and spear.
Yes. Every charter is private: the whole boat is yours, with your group, your target species and your pace.
Three on the 24 foot Punta Lobos panga, up to four on La Ruca and La Morita, and up to six on Don Pancho and El Wahoo King. Whale watching numbers run a little higher because nobody is swinging a rod.
Yes. The catch goes home with you. Filleting at the dock, vacuum sealing and freezing are available, and most guests fly home with a cooler. Marlin are mostly released, with judgment on the day.
Yes, on fishing days. The crew rigs and handles the gear and hands you the rod when something eats. Guided spearfishing needs breath-hold experience and runs on a strict buddy system; breath hold is the only legal way to spearfish in Mexico. Water, ice and snacks are normally aboard.