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On the Pacific side of the Baja Peninsula, massive schools of Munk's devil rays migrate through Magdalena Bay during the sardine run from October to January. Often seen alongside striped marlin, sea lions and Bryde's whales hunting the same bait balls. Snorkel and freedive only, open-ocean conditions.

Devil Ray in Magdalena Bay (Baja California Sur, Mexico)

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About This Spot

On the Pacific side of the Baja Peninsula, massive schools of Munk's devil rays migrate through Magdalena Bay during the sardine run from October to January. Often seen alongside striped marlin, sea lions and Bryde's whales hunting the same bait balls. Snorkel and freedive only, open-ocean conditions.

Best Months to Visit

See Devil Ray in Magdalena Bay (Baja California Sur, Mexico). Best months: November, December, January (up to 85% sighting chance). Snorkeling, Watching. Plan your wildlife trip with Fauneya.

  • November: 85%
  • December: 85%
  • January: 70%
  • October: 70%

Practical Information

  • Location: Magdalena Bay (Baja California Sur, Mexico)
  • Coordinates: 24.6200, -112.0700
  • Effort: expedition
  • Accessibility: Hard
  • Observation mode: Snorkeling, Watching

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