easy
2–3 hours
No special fitness level required; suitable for all ages and physical abilities.
Join naturalist-led whale watching tours from December to May in Cabo San Lucas, where humpback and gray whales perform spectacular feeding displays. Listen to whale songs with an onboard hydrophone and immerse yourself in one of Baja’s most incredible wildlife encounters.
Starting at $75 USD • All Ages • 2.5 Hours
Experience the thrill of whale watching from December to May, when humpbacks and gray whales abound. Join naturalist-led expeditions that feature the unique spectacle of bubble-net feeding and an onboard hydrophone, enhancing your connection to these majestic creatures and their underwater world.
Whale watching is often surprisingly excellent in season from December through May, with loads of visiting humpbacks. 2025 was especially remarkable with bubble-net feeding with the humpbacks and large numbers of gray whales. All expeditions are naturalist led and include an onboard hydrophone to maximize your experience.
Mornings can be cool and breezy on the water; dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout the trip.
Protect your skin and the marine environment by applying reef-safe sunscreen before boarding the boat.
Maintain respectful distance to avoid disturbing whales and ensure safe viewing for all participants.
Enhance your viewing experience by bringing binoculars to spot distant whale activity and other marine life.
The Sea of Cortez was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site, recognizing its marine biodiversity and cultural importance to local indigenous communities.
Operators follow strict guidelines to minimize disturbance to whales, supporting sustainable tourism and preserving marine habitats.
Chilly ocean breezes make a warm jacket essential during winter and early spring outings.
winter specific
Protect your eyes from strong sunlight reflecting off the water during boat trips.
summer specific
Staying hydrated helps you fully enjoy the tour regardless of season.
Capture close-up shots of whales and marine wildlife from a safe distance.