Baja California
Meet the friendliest whales
Baja California is a state in Mexico and a unique place for whale and dolphin lovers. The Pacific Ocean on one side and Gulf of California, known as the Sea of Cortez, on the other teeming with marine life. Jacques Cousteau called Sea of Cortez "the world's aquarium" - it contains more than 40% of the species that live in the oceans.
This trip is something you will never forget. We will spend a few days with the friendliest whales in the world
in famous San Ignacio lagoon. This place is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Every year gray whales migrate to protected lagoons in Baja California. Here they give birth and, for unknown reasons,
are very fond of spending time with people. They swim close to the boat, let themselves be stroked, hugged and kissed!
This is the only place in the world where such contact is possible.
In addition to gray whales, we will also go to Loreto Bay National Marine Park in search of blue whales, dolphins and sea lions.
We will visit uninhabited island with the purest turquoise water, snow-white beaches
and amazing views! This park is also recognized as part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This trip is something you will never forget. We will spend a few days with the friendliest whales in the world
in famous San Ignacio lagoon. This place is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Every year gray whales migrate to protected lagoons in Baja California. Here they give birth and, for unknown reasons,
are very fond of spending time with people. They swim close to the boat, let themselves be stroked, hugged and kissed!
This is the only place in the world where such contact is possible.
In addition to gray whales, we will also go to Loreto Bay National Marine Park in search of blue whales, dolphins and sea lions.
We will visit uninhabited island with the purest turquoise water, snow-white beaches
and amazing views! This park is also recognized as part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
8 days
February and March 2024
Location
We meet in Loreto (airport LTO)
$ 3200 per person
Includes accommodations, transportation, all activities and food
Preliminary dates for 2024 season:
February 10-17
February 18-24
March 2-9
For a group of 4 people private tours are available at any convenient dates in February or March.
Please contact us via form below if you are interested to book private tour.
What to expect?
- You will hug and kiss whales many many times
- Swim with sea lions and search for blue whales
and dolphins - Learn amazing facts about marine animals
- Spend time with like-minded people
- Relax and enjoy beautiful nature
TOUR ITINERARY
Day 1 - Arrival in Loreto
We will meet you at the airport, check into a hotel or apartment. The first day is reserved for adaptation to a new place. We will explore the beaches and local attractions.
Day 2 - Sea adventure
After breakfast, we will set off on our first sea adventure! We will be looking for the biggest animal on the planet - blue whale. There are great chances to observe this amazing animals in Loreto. Blue whale sightings are most popular in February and March. The whales come to Loreto to feed, clave and mate.
We will spent around 4-5 hours in the ocean. If time allows, we will also look for dolphins and visit Coronado island to observe colony of sea lions. We will be able to swim with playful sea lions and observe them underwater on their terms.
Ocean activities are always unpredictable and depend entirely on the weather. If conditions will not allow us to go out in the sea, we will spend the day on land and visit local attractions.
We will spent around 4-5 hours in the ocean. If time allows, we will also look for dolphins and visit Coronado island to observe colony of sea lions. We will be able to swim with playful sea lions and observe them underwater on their terms.
Ocean activities are always unpredictable and depend entirely on the weather. If conditions will not allow us to go out in the sea, we will spend the day on land and visit local attractions.
Day 3 - Gray whales in the famous San Ignacio lagoon
Early in the morning we will drive to the lagoon to see gray whales. Transportation is going to take around 5 hours. Upon arrival, we will have lunch and go on our first tour to see the friendly giants.
San Ignacio lagoon is one of the best locations in Baja to encounter gray whales. This friendly giants will come close to our boat, where we will be able to touch, kiss and look into their deep eyes.
Everyone will remember this day!
We will live in the lagoon with the whales. This place is a national park and there are no hotels within an hour of the lagoon. We will live in the camp, in small cabins for 2 people. There are private dry bathroom in each cabin. Water and electricity are precious commodities in San Ignacio lagoon since all power is generated by the sun and the wind. Dry bathroom system uses saw dust instead of water. Showers are public, hot water is generated by solar panels. The camp has a cook who will surprise us with local cuisine. Our stay in the camp will not be luxury, but truly memorable. We are going to be really close to the whales and experience their amazing world as close as possible.
San Ignacio lagoon is one of the best locations in Baja to encounter gray whales. This friendly giants will come close to our boat, where we will be able to touch, kiss and look into their deep eyes.
Everyone will remember this day!
We will live in the lagoon with the whales. This place is a national park and there are no hotels within an hour of the lagoon. We will live in the camp, in small cabins for 2 people. There are private dry bathroom in each cabin. Water and electricity are precious commodities in San Ignacio lagoon since all power is generated by the sun and the wind. Dry bathroom system uses saw dust instead of water. Showers are public, hot water is generated by solar panels. The camp has a cook who will surprise us with local cuisine. Our stay in the camp will not be luxury, but truly memorable. We are going to be really close to the whales and experience their amazing world as close as possible.
Day 4-5 - Gray whale encounters
We will spend two full days with gray whales.
We will go out to see them 2 times a day - in the morning and in the afternoon.
The schedule depends on the weather.
These will be the most unforgettable days of your life. Each whale encounter is different from the last. Here everything is according to their rules and none of us can predict what to expect. And that is amazing! When you think that nothing better can happen - whales can really surprise you!
We will go out to see them 2 times a day - in the morning and in the afternoon.
The schedule depends on the weather.
These will be the most unforgettable days of your life. Each whale encounter is different from the last. Here everything is according to their rules and none of us can predict what to expect. And that is amazing! When you think that nothing better can happen - whales can really surprise you!
Day 6 - Farewhale and transportation to Loreto
In the morning we will go to say goodbye to the whales. Kiss and hug them tightly one more time.
After that we will have lunch and drive back to Loreto.
After that we will have lunch and drive back to Loreto.
Day 7 - Loreto sea adventure
The last eventful day we will once again spend in the sea! Searching for whales, dolphins and sea lions, then exploring an island and enjoying beautiful nature around us.
Day 8 - Flying home
On this day we are flying home. Transportation to the airport will be provided.
Please note that all of the activities are weather and ocean conditions permitting.
Tour itinerary may be subject to changes due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. We can not guarantee that we will see any animals. Ocean is unpredictable.What's included in the tour package?
All transfers
Accommodations
Whale watching trips
Food
Not included
International flights
Travel insurance
Personal expenses
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Let's swim together towards your dream
Oxana Fedorova
Mermaid, Tour organizer, Conservationist
@wild_dolphin_girl
Email: info@wilddolphingirl.com
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