Humpbacks at Socorro, blue whale and humpback mommas and calves in the Sea of Cortez, and gray whales in San Ignacio Lagoon. Baja’s whales have come home for another magical winter. It is truly extraordinary this year with unheard of humpback whales bubble net feeding off Cabo yesterday when we were out whale watching (Jan […]
Read MoreToday was a very special day for me because it was my first time guiding a group in San Ignacio. My group was amazing and full of energy. During our first whale watching, we were lucky enough to see two super friendly female whales. They approached our boat, and the guests were able to touch […]
Read MoreToday, we feel very fortunate because we witnessed how impressive grey whales are. We saw them breach on multiple occasions, play with dolphins, and display curiosity as they stayed around us. Mauricio – Guide
Read MoreToday, we felt like children; we were excited about everything in our surroundings—from flocks of birds, dolphins, to the impressive grey whales doing spy-hopping. Mauricio – Guide
Read MoreIn the heart of the protected natural expanse of San Ignacio Lagoon, I was fortunate to witness a truly enchanting spectacle – the arrival of newborn whale calves, mere days old. As we entered the designated whale-watching area, the air buzzed with anticipation, knowing that we were about to witness the tender bond between mother […]
Read MoreToday we had a calf watching the boat for a few minutes, until finally, mom came for it. Yilmar -Guide
Read MoreBack at the camp in San Ignacio, the excitement bubbled within me as I eagerly anticipated reconnecting with the gray whales. The familiar landscapes of mangroves welcomed me, invoking a sense of belonging that only this sanctuary could provide. I had missed the playful interactions with these majestic creatures and the camaraderie shared with my […]
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