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Palau Siren Spawning Expedition: 9 Days of Moorish Idols, Sharks, and Snapper Spawning
On day 5 of our Palau Siren liveaboard, 700 Moorish Idols left the reef — and 200 sharks followed. Here's our full trip report from Palau's once-a-year spawning expedition.
Giants of the Sea: A Review of the 2026 Baja Whale Spotting Expedition
Discover the giants of Baja! Read our 2026 whale watching review featuring Blue, Humpback, and Grey whales with Pixel Expeditions. Adventure awaits.
When to Visit Yucatán & Baja: The Best Seasons for Diving, Wildlife, and Ruins
A month-by-month guide to the best times to visit the Yucatán and Baja for cenote diving, Cozumel reefs, whale encounters, and ancient ruins.
Magdalena Bay 2025: Inside an Unforgettable Mexican Sardine Run Season
Experience the 2025 Mexican sardine run in Magdalena Bay through our eyes. With striped marlin, whales, baitballs and some extra surprises that even we weren’t expecting
Grey Whales of Baja: Following One of Nature’s Greatest Migrations
Follow the grey whale migration to Baja California Sur, Mexico. Discover why these gentle giants return every year, and how to experience it sustainably.
From Cenotes to Sea: Connecting Mexico’s Water Worlds
In the Yucatán, the ground isn't solid—it's a sieve. Beneath the jungle floor lies the world's largest underground river system, a hidden vascular network connecting inland sinkholes to the Caribbean Sea. From the asteroid impact that shaped the land to the "time depth" of its crystal-clear waters, discover why a cenote is much more than a swimming hole—it’s a window into a vast, interconnected water world.
The Art of Slow Travel: Why Less Itinerary Means More Discovery
We’ve all been there, surely. The frantic dash from the airport to the hotel, the obligatory 45-minute museum visit, the three-city train schedule planned down to the second. This model of travel, let’s call it Fast Tourism, is often the inevitable result of limited vacation time and a persistent fear of missing out (more commonly, FOMO). It treats travel like a competitive sport, where the winner maximises the number of passport stamps and landmark selfies.
Magdalena Bound: Why the Mexican Sardine Run Belongs on Every Explorer’s List
The annual migration of Pacific sardines and mackerel off the coast of Baja California Sur, attracts an incredible density of apex predators. It's Mexico's answer to the more famous South African Sardine Run. Never heard of it? You’re not alone. Read on to find out why you need to add the Mexican Sardine Run to your bucket list.
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