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Gray Whales of Magdalena Bay - Woznick
23134 Puerto Chale, BCS, Mexico
Duration: 1 day
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$225
Deposit: $50

About your trip

Read Review - Jan. 27, 2025

Early rise! Magdalena Bay is world renowned for gray whale interaction with humans. It is one of three nurseries and breeding grounds of the Pacific gray whales. During the months of Dec – Mar. the gray whales, after a 5000 mile migration south,  gather in the protected lagoons where breeding or birthing takes place.  Glimpse into the mysterious world of these amazing cetaceans. Note: Our Gray Whale day trips are private and opened to guests booked through Panterra only. We place a maximum 6 guests + naturalist per panga for a more up-close and personal experience.. Our trips are 3/4 hours in length allowing for both whale and bird watching.

What's included

Transportation

Roundtrip from La Paz

Breakfast

Ranch-style loncheria breakfast

Gray Whale Watching

3/4 hours on the water to include coastal bird watching. This is also nesting time of the double-crested cormorants and Magnificent Frigatebirds. Tide permitting.

Lunch

Seafood or vegetarian tacos and beverage

What's not included

Personal Items

Gratuity

Gray Whale Adventure

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Magdalena Bay

Early morning departure to Puerto Chale with a breakfast stop at a local loncheria, 3/4 hours gray whale and bird watching, expert naturalist followed by a seafood or vegetarian lunch.


Please note: This activity depends on weather conditions. We do not send our guests out in harmful or unsafe weather. We choose days when the experience will leave you with memories of a lifetime.

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1. 23134 Puerto Chale, BCS, Mexico

23134 Puerto Chale, BCS, Mexico

About your organizer

Panterra Eco Expeditions and Panterra Geo Expediciones are managed or operated under the Panterra Educational and Cultural Training Society of Canada (PECTS), a non-profit organization dedicated to environmental research, wildlife conservation, and community programs in Baja California Sur. When you travel with us, you help fund these vital initiatives, with a portion of every expedition directly supporting our mission. Thank you for joining us in protecting the place we call home. Learn more at pects.org.

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