Spot gray whales and sail through Ensenada Bay and Todos Santos Island.
During winter and spring, Baja California welcomes the gray whale, which migrates toward Baja California Sur to mate and give birth to its calves. Watching these giants of the sea is a once-in-a-lifetime experience you simply can’t miss. You’ll love it!
For thousands of years, the gray whale has been a faithful winter visitor to the peninsula, seeking shelter in its warm waters. Its presence fills the people of Baja California with pride, as it is internationally recognized as a Mexican whale.
The whale-watching season runs from December to April each year.
We recommend bringing your camera, a light jacket or sweater, comfortable clothing and shoes, bottled water, a hat, sunglasses, and biodegradable sunscreen.
Bring extra cash for meals and souvenirs, as some places do not accept credit cards. Consider bringing an umbrella during the rainy season (winter, November to March).
Meals are not included
This tour operates Tuesday to Sunday
Minimum of 2 people required to operate
Maximum group size: 50 people
Not suitable for pregnant women
Not suitable for people with reduced mobility
Duration
From Tijuana and Rosarito (8 hours)
Departures between 9:00 and 10:00 AM
Return approximately between 5:00 and 6:00 PM
From Rosarito (6 hours)
Departures at 11:00 AM
Return approximately at 5:00 PM
