Wild About Whales — Asymmetrical Camp & Cruise Adventure

Wild About Whales — Eco Camp + Seafari + Road Trip

This is the perfect mix of an itinerary to experience whales on both sides of the peninsula. Fly into Loreto, then take a road trip across the peninsula to San Ignacio Lagoon, a whale watcher’s paradise, where Pacific gray whales end their annual migration south from the Arctic to mate and calve in protected waters. The lagoon forms part of the Vizcaino Reserve, the largest Natural Protected Area in Latin America. Our programming supports local research efforts to learn about and protect gray whales and their habitat, as well local ecology, environmental education for school groups and conservation projects.

For the other half of your asymmetrical adventure, you will return to the Sea of Cortez to sail on El Mechudo catamaran and explore the Mechudo Corridor, the islands and rugged coastline between Loreto and La Paz. You will follow the migration paths of blue, fin, Minke, humpback, sperm, and orca whales. Curious common and bottlenose dolphins often approach our vessel and surf the waves of our bow wakes. You will also have time for kayaking through the mangrove estuaries, birdwatching in the arroyos  and relaxing beach strolls. Enjoy delicious catered meals prepared with fresh local ingredients. A portion of the proceeds from your expedition goes to support local conservation programming.. You can also start your trip in La Paz and experience all the above mentioned, only "counter clockwise" with your trip ending in Loreto. Questions? Contact us

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