A Guide to Whale Watching Adventure in Cabo San Lucas

If you are looking for some great adventures in Cabo San Lucas, whale watching is definitely one. From Cabo San Lucas, you can have a wide view of the Pacific Ocean as well as the Sea of Cortez and this makes the place a great place for whale watching.

The Magdalena Bay in Cabo San Lucas is also a whale sanctuary where they take shelter and give birth to their young. This usually occurs only at certain times of the year and this is also the time that Cabo is great for whale watching.

Whale watching is best done in Cabo from January to March. These are the times that you can enjoy the great sight of whales breaching in the water with their young. One thing that is also spectacular with these great marine mammals is when they are spyhopping – that is, they position their bodies vertically in the water with only their heads above the water, looking like observing around them.

Whale watching tours in Cabo are however convenient tours you can sign up with. The tour provider will be fetching you from the hotel and lead you to a boat ride to the Magdalena Bay where whale watching is perfectly enjoyed.

Whale watching tours are plenty in Cabo. You can find many touring companies that provide the service. Here are some ways and tours you can engage in if you are planning to enjoy a great whale watching tour.

Hop in the historical Talofa Tallship for a whale watching adventure. This vessel also other tours like sunset cruises and snorkeling tours.

Blue Adventures is one touring company you can also get in touch with if you want a whale watching tour. They offer whale watching tours as well as other tours you might want to enjoy while you are in Cabo.

The legendary Buccaneer Queen tall ship can also bring you to whale watching adventures while feeling like a pirate aboard a pirate's ship, indeed, a unique way to do whale watching.

Many other touring companies are offering whale watching tours as well as other equally exciting tours around Cabo. They are not however difficult to find in Cabo San Lucas.