LORETO · WHALE WATCHING
The trips worth booking.
The 4 loreto whale watching tours travellers rate most highly, gathered in one place. What you are likely to see, when the season runs, who skippers the boat, and what a place on deck costs.
Gray whale watching from Loreto’s Magdalena Bay: hotel pickup, panga boat, expert guide, lunch, and free cancellation up to 24 hours.
Most Popular“We went out into the Pacific to find single whales as it was a little too early to see the babies. We ended up in a pod and interacted with them for several hours. We were able to touch them! Just like really big sea puppies!”
Loreto whale watching in Bahia de Loreto National Park. Look for blue and humpbacks, then enjoy ceviche lunch on a 5-hour cruise.
“Great guide and boat captain! They knew the area very well and were fun to spend the day with. We saw lots of blue whale and dolphins. Really good ceviche, too. Because this tour was so good, we went out again the next day for other activities.”
Spot blue whales on a 5-hour Loreto Bay boat ride with brunch, drinks, and Marine Park access, led by friendly guides in English.
“Captain Daniel made this a wonderful experience! Initially we experienced a pod of dolphins as we were leaving the marina. Then headed south to find several humpback whales. Once around the bend of Island Carmen, a blue whale was spotted. We followed the blue whale for a mile plus.. watching it swim along the coastline…”
Loreto whale safari with small group boat spotting, lunch on a beach, and an adventure day that runs about 7 hours.
“Baja Mia is a wonderful company to do this tour with. They have very experienced boat captains with a great environmental ethic. We saw blue, fin, humpback and orca whales as well as bottlenose dolphins and seals. The boat captain knew just where to go and was very generous with their time when we encountered…”
Every coast with a season worth booking, port by port.
