Mexico - Baja California Land Based Whale Watching

Experience nursing Gray Whales who overwinter in Baja California with their calves
Come within arm’s-length of these friendly and curious whales
Enjoy the stunning desert scenery from your exclusive and remote camp
Extend your time in Mexico by visiting the Monarch Butterflies, Copper Canyon or pre-Columbian ruins

Group Tour Guide Price
£2,050 per person

Group Tour Dates
21 - 26 Feb 2013
24 Feb - 1 Mar 2013

Group Tour Size
The camp accommodates 20 people and the boats 6-8 people.

Trip Summary
The Pacific Gray Whale undertakes the longest migration in the world, travelling some 5,000 miles from Mexico to Alaska and back in a matter of a few months. They spend the winter in the waters off the coast of Baja California in Mexico where they birth and nurse their young before starting on their long journey north. This land-based whale watching trip gives you the opportunity to get very close to these inquisitive mothers which come right up to the dinghies to interact with visitors.