Spearfishing in Baja had been a dream of mine, but I could never pull the trigger until recently. The region is known as a cornucopia of delicious fish to catch regardless if you’re a seasoned diver, or a beginner. But, if you are like me, you’re probable wondering about the best times to plan your trip, the answer depends on what you’re looking to catch and where you’re heading.

The Baja Peninsula, a slice of paradise that stretches for over 1,000 miles, is a haven for adventurers seeking the thrill of road tripping along its rugged terrain. While the entire peninsula boasts natural beauty and exciting experiences, a common question among travelers is: which side of Baja is better, the Sea of Cortez or the Pacific Ocean?

In this blog, we'll dive into the pros and cons of each side, highlight must-see places to visit, and suggest thrilling activities for your Baja road trip adventure.

When I learned how to surf at 8 years old, I was captivated by the legends of barrels so big they can swallow freighters, wipeouts that surfers never returned from, and the relentless raw power of the ocean. For my landlocked 8-year-old brain, I couldn't fathom this. 

Yet, as I write, I know, first hand, all of these can be true. 

What my mind still can not comprehend, is how a growing handful of surfers dedicate their lives to finding and surfing these waves. So, let's tip our hats to the big wave surfers and check out the main Big Wave spots sprinkled across the globe.