We start our amazing trip in Cabo San Lucas doing a full day Blue Water Expedition looking for any sort of pelagics that could be in the area, we have encountered humpback whales, dolphins, blue and mako sharks, turtles, and even orcas! During this day we will be able to get in the water with dolphins and sharks if the guests want to. It is not possible for us to promote any snorkeling and freediving activities with whales since our whale protection laws in Mexico do not allow them. However if wildlife arrive while we are in the water . . . enjoy!

The next day we will get up for an early morning whale watching tour. During Winter Humpback Whales travel South for mating and giving birth, by February they start heading back north, and between the months of December through April you can witness this massive migration when they cruise through Cabo. During a 3h whale watching tour you will be able to listen to them sing through a hydrophone.

After that you will be heading to our next location, few hours north on the side of the Pacific to encounter Grey Whales and experience a unique interaction with them. In this place they like to approach the boats and spend time swimming around them and visiting our guests. We will spend the night there and look for Gey Whales again in the morning before heading towards the Sea of Cortez to our next location. 

The next day we will look for Blue Whales and will experience first hand what is it like to share the ocean with the largest mammal on the face of earth.

The following day on our way back south we will have a different approach to the Baja Península and it's history and stop at one of the first Spanish Missions built here and then visit one of the most ancient Cave Painting sites in our Continent, giving us an amazing insight to it's cultural legacy. We will arrive to La Paz later that day and prepare to look for our last Gentle Giant: the Whale Shark after getting some rest.

On our last full day, we will jump on a boat to visit and snorkel with whale sharks in the bay. Don't feel bad if the water is not amazingly cristal clear and pictures don't come out to be National-Geographic-award-winning good, there is a good reason for this and it is the reason why we can get so close to the whale sharks in this place: all this microorganisms in the water is what they feed on, and the concentration of them make them congregate in the Sea of Cortez.

Head back to Cabo San Lucas, where this wonderful experience ends.  

Another Grey Whale Watching tour before transferring to LOR