Whale Watching in Baja California Sur

La Paz, Mexico

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Experience year-round whale-watching of some of the largest most majestic animals on the planet.

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Duration: 1 Days
Starts in: La Paz
Ends in: La Paz
Group Size: 1-20
Difficulty: 1/5

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The Cortez Club

Established since 1995, The Cortez Club has become the premier Scuba Diving, Sport fishing and water sports center in Baja California. With its operations based at La Conch...

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Baja California is fast becoming the premier location to watch whales in the world. More than 20 species of whales are encountered around Baja (most year-round), making this area an important center for whale observation.

In addition, whale watching is becoming more common in the Sea of Cortez. The magnificent Blue Whales, the largest living creatures on earth, come to the Sea of Cortez each year, as do Humpback Whales, Sperm Whales, Finback Whales, Minke Whales, Orcas, schools of dolphin and Pilot whales, and many other creatures of sea, land and air.

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