The Gulf of California also called the Sea of Cortez is well known to be one of the best places in the world to do whale watching during the winter months (from November to March). However, in our past expeditions during this summer, we have witnessed countless species of whales and toothed whales!
Read MoreWe have seen whales before, in Galapagos and Hawaii, but this is the first time we see fin whales. We actually went on a whale-watching trip in Hawaii and we never saw one even this close! It was great!
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At first, we didn’t really pay much attention to it, but after zooming in with my telephoto, I told Katie that I did not see a boat, and she quickly turned the plane to go check it out. As we got closer, to our surprise, we could then tell clearly that it was a megapod of dolphins. Hundreds and hundreds of them swimming in unison quite quickly headed up north towards Espiritu Santo Island.
Read Moreotted a humpback whale, fin whale, and a whale shark on the west side of Espiritu Santo, the same spot that we have been founding whales this trip, it has been a great spot the entire week, in our way we saw a fin whale but our goal was to see the whale shark,
Read MoreOh my god! What an experience! It is so obvious that the staff love their job and enjoy sharing this experience with their guests. Even the captain is completely accessible and interacts with the group. He even put out a parade with the dolphins at the end of the day. We were reminded multiple times […]
Read MoreYet another amazing day we had today. After having seen so many different kinds of animals on this trip I thought we would be running out of things to amaze our guests. I was wrong.
Read MoreYesterday we finished the day at the Boiler, we could say that Boiler is the hot spot because after two magic dives with mantas, while we were waiting for the dinner a whale stared jumping at the surface as well with the sun touching the horizon this just was perfect.
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