No license is required; it’s only snorkeling. However, you MUST know how to swim and be familiar with snorkeling.
The Sea of Cortez boasts the greatest diversity of whale species anywhere on Earth. Orcas are present year-round, and with a bit of luck, we may encounter one of the area’s resident pods. From May to June, the waters come alive with the breathtaking sight of Mobula rays. Throughout the year, we also have the chance to see sperm whales, playful dolphins, and curious sea lions.
However, as with all wildlife experiences, sightings are never guaranteed—nature is wonderfully unpredictable.
If Kuwaiti hold a valid U.S., Schengen, Japanese, Canadian, or U.K. visa (not electronic), you will be eligible to enter Mexico. However, if you do not have one of these visas, you must apply for a Mexican tourist visa before traveling to Mexico. Other nationalities please check whether you require a visa.
