Whale Watching is a unique experience in Cabo San Lucas. Whale watching is available in Cabo in Mexico from December to March. This is the time of Humpback and Gray whale migration. They travel to the Baja’s warmer waters and watching them is an experience in itself.
Whale Watching in Cabo
Cabo San Lucas is a hotspot for whale watching with people flocking from all over the world. This is because Cabo is surrounded by waters and they are the migratory stops and breeding regions for Pacific Ocean whales.
What can be a better spot with all these aspects as you are sure to spot them in their best here. They are seen from December through March here. To get a close look at these creatures and get a click of this magnificent moment, there are several adventure tour operators. They shall guide you on the tour and take you to the best whale-watching spots.
What do you see on a whale-watching trip?
On a trip, take pleasure in a close-up view of whales, these lovely mammals inhabiting the oceans. Take a trip to whale watching in 3 level vessel with a unique whale search. You can take a glimpse of their majestic tail or soar them high above the water. These 30-ton to 40-ton animals spike themselves above the water, spin, and crash back into the water. It a unique sight to watch.
Witness the grace of these creatures which are about 40 feet to 50 feet long in their natural environment from the inflatable and specialized boats. There are whale-watching excursions to see them shoot in the air from the ocean depths.
About Cabo Humpback Whales
Whales migrate and travel around 3k miles through 10 months to 12 months period of gestation. They have a breathtaking way of inter-whale communication below the sea surface making various fascinating singing sounds. Humpback whales could grow to a size of above 50 ft in length. They weigh around 80k lbs. They are a very popular species for full display breaching on full display in Cabo.
Whale Watching Season
Whale watching season ranges from the beginning of December to mid-April in Cabo San Lucas. The peak season is from late December-late January. Other than humpbacks, other whales can be spotted here. You can see gray whales, orca whales, and blue whales in the Sea of Cortez, during the winter season. Other than this, you can see the natural beauty of Los Cabos which is spread to Santa Maria beach from Cabo Arch.
What should you carry on your trip?
You can bring the following when touring for whale watching:
- Camera
- Hat
- Towel
- Light sweater
- Biodegradable sunscreen
Contact your local whale experts who know and the best spots of the area for observing humpbacks and other whale watching in their natural habitat. With hydrophones, you can hear these fascinating creatures during a breach.
Conclusion
Whale watching Cabo san Lucas Mexico tours is a unique experience to watch these magnificent creatures closely. Noticing them in a close view in their natural habitat and soar high above the water and splashback to waters. Watch them from early December to mid-April in their peak season when they are migrating and traveling.
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