LORETO · WHALE WATCHING
The trips worth heading out on.
The 4 loreto whale watching tours travellers head out on most, side by side. What you are likely to see, how far offshore the boat goes, how long you are out, the operator running it and what a place on board costs.
Gray whale watching in Loreto’s Magdalena Bay with hotel pickup, a panga boat, and lunch included in an 8-hour day.
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!”
Join a small-group whale watch in Loreto’s Bahia de Loreto, searching patiently for blue whales and humpbacks, with lunch onboard.
“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.”
Blue whale watching in Loreto Bay with a small boat, brunch, and park entry, led by Captain Daniel. Expect possible dolphins, humpbacks, and more.
“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…”
A 7-hour whale watching safari from Loreto with lunch included. Search for blue and humpback whales, dolphins, and more.
“What an incredible day. This company was a pleasure to deal with. Our captain knew exactly where to go and was full of fascinating information about the things we were seeing. Almost right away, we saw the first blue whale of the season, as well as a humpback whale later on.”
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