View the Majestic Whales of Mexico
Journey Overview
At a Glance Observe one of the most miraculous natural phenomena on the planet: the 5,000-mile winter migration of gray whales to the Baja Peninsula to mate and deliver their calves. Journey from San Diego into Mexico to trace the migration and life cycle of the gray whale.
Prices
Single $ 2639 USD ( one guest per room)
Double $ 2419 USD ( two guest per room)
include transportation, guide, hotel, boat fees and several meals
Prices
Single $ 2639 USD ( one guest per room)
Double $ 2419 USD ( two guest per room)
include transportation, guide, hotel, boat fees and several meals
Dates & Prices
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Observe one of the most miraculous natural phenomena on the planet: the 5,000-mile winter migration of gray whales to the Baja Peninsula to mate and deliver their calves. Journey from San Diego into Mexico to trace the migration and lifecycle of the gray whale.
5 Days & 4 nights - Departure from San Diego
Day 1: San Diego - Ensenada - San Quintin- Catavina- Guerrero Negro
Day 2: Guerrero Negro- Whale Watching and Salt Mine Exploration
Day 3: Guerrero Negro - Whale and Bird Watching at Ojo de Liebre Lagoon
Day 4:Guerrero Negro- San Ignacio - Laguna de San Ignacio ( whale watching) - San Ignacio - Guerrero Negro
Day 5- Guerrero Negro- Catavina- San Quintin- Ensenada- San Diego
2027 Dates COMING SOON
- Private Groups can be requested for each trip -
5 Days & 4 nights - Departure from San Diego
Day 1: San Diego - Ensenada - San Quintin- Catavina- Guerrero Negro
Day 2: Guerrero Negro- Whale Watching and Salt Mine Exploration
Day 3: Guerrero Negro - Whale and Bird Watching at Ojo de Liebre Lagoon
Day 4:Guerrero Negro- San Ignacio - Laguna de San Ignacio ( whale watching) - San Ignacio - Guerrero Negro
Day 5- Guerrero Negro- Catavina- San Quintin- Ensenada- San Diego
2027 Dates COMING SOON
- Private Groups can be requested for each trip -
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Day 1. San Diego - Ensenada - San Quintin.
ACROSS THE BORDER Embark on an extraordinary journey from San Diego to Guerrero Negro, with captivating stops in the charming coastal town of Ensenada. This unforgettable trip combines the best of Baja California's stunning landscapes and cultural gems. Departing from San Diego, you'll venture southward, savoring the breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean as you make your way to Ensenada. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of this picturesque town, known for its delectable seafood, bustling markets, and stunning coastal vistas. After exploring Ensenada's delights, continue your adventure towards Guerrero Negro, where you'll have the unique opportunity to witness the awe-inspiring spectacle of gray whale migration. Marvel at these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat and learn about their fascinating behaviors. This journey from San Diego to Guerrero Negro, with a stop in Ensenada, promises an unforgettable blend of nature, culture, and adventure. Day 2 and Day 3. Guerrero Negro. Embark on an extraordinary whale watching adventure in Guerrero Negro, a coastal paradise renowned for its incredible encounters with majestic gray whales. Nestled along the pristine shores of Baja California, Guerrero Negro offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to witness these gentle giants up close in their natural habitat. Board a specialized whale-watching boat and set sail into the vast Pacific Ocean, where you'll be mesmerized by the awe-inspiring sight of these magnificent creatures breaching, tail-slapping, and nurturing their young. As you witness their immense size and grace, you'll also have the chance to learn about their behavior and the important conservation efforts in place to protect them. Whether you're an avid nature enthusiast or simply seeking an unforgettable experience, whale watching in Guerrero Negro is an extraordinary adventure that will leave you in awe of the natural world. MEET THE WHALES & BAJA'S BIRDS Sight birds in an enormous salt marsh where birds migrate from Russia, Canada, and other latitudes. A unique, unforgettable experience is a boat ride among the whales in Scammon’s Lagoon, a Gray Whale Sanctuary, to view these giant mammals at arm’s length, some even let themselves be petted! Each year, gray whales travel thousands of miles from the Arctic Ocean to the warm waters of this wildlife refuge to court, mate, give birth and care for their young. To access the sanctuary, drive through La Exportadora de Sal, probably the largest salt plant in the world, and learn about its activities, then board pangas (small boats) for a memorable encounter with the whales. Continue the trip to San Ignacio, a charming town that developed around its imposing 18th century mission, still in use today, in the midst of a lush, tranquil oasis. Upon arrival enjoy a lively folk dancing presentation at a local school. Settle in the hotel and meet for margaritas to share the experiences of your first whale excursion with your fellow travelers. Day 4. Guerrero Negro - San Ignacio - Laguna de San Ignacio - Guerrero Negro GRAY WHALES CONTINUED After breakfast, board local vehicles for the drive that connects the town to the secluded Laguna de San Ignacio, part of the road is graded. Experience a second adventuresome ride among whales in this remote lagoon! A hot meal is served in a palapa (a thatched-roof construction) at the lagoon. Migrating birds can be spotted along the shore. Back in San Ignacio, visit the tree-filled zocalo (plaza) and the mission church. Enter a home where date bread and pie is made and enjoy the company of the pleasant host while learning to make flour tortillas by hand to taste with local ranch cheese. Day 5. Guerrero Negro- Catavina- San Quintin- Ensenada- San Diego Begin the last day with a beautiful walk to visit a small cave with simple rock art. The return trip stops for lunch in a San Quintín restaurant to taste traditional platters. In Ensenada, spend a brief time to stroll in the main streets and along the waterfront. Drive the final stretch along the beautiful coastal highway, cross the border back into San Diego to reach the final destination. A box dinner is on the go. Please ensure to arrange a overnight stay in San Diego or a late flight. |
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Lodgings
Day 1: Guerrero Negro Day 2: Guerrero Negro Day 3: Guerrero Negro Day 4: Guerrero Negro |
Meals
Day 1: Lunch in Ensenada. Dinner at hotel in San Quinitin. Day 2: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner in Guerrero Negro. Day 3: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner in Guerrero Negro. Day 4: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner in San Ignacio. Day 5: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner in Guerrero Negro. |
Whats included:
Price does not include gratuities to group leader, drivers nor special excursions staff
- Four nights accommodations
- Comfortable private mini vans
- Most meals with one drink each. Meals are chosen according to the local specialty
- Snacks and drinking water
- All visits and excursions included in the itinerary
- Four whale watching excursions in two different lagoons
- Services of experienced guides
- Guide Excursions to Salt Mines, Bird Watching or more
- Taxes and tips of included meals and hotels. Creative learning experiences during driving time
Price does not include gratuities to group leader, drivers nor special excursions staff
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the Baja Mexico Whale Journeys tour?
This tour is a 5-day, 4-night guided whale watching journey departing from San Diego.
What is the starting price for the whale watching tour?
The tour starts at $2,419 USD per person based on double occupancy. Single occupancy is listed at $2,639 USD.
Where does the tour depart from?
The tour departs from San Diego and travels into Baja California, Mexico, with the main destination in Guerrero Negro.
How many guests are allowed on this tour?
This experience is limited to 10 guests only, creating a more personal and small-group nature travel experience.
What is included in the tour price?
The price includes transportation, guide services, hotel accommodations, boat fees, and several meals. The page also lists four nights of accommodations, private mini vans, snacks, drinking water, included visits and excursions, and four whale watching excursions.
How many whale watching excursions are included?
The itinerary includes four whale watching excursions in two different lagoons, including Ojo de Liebre Lagoon and Laguna de San Ignacio.
What destinations are visited during the tour?
The route includes San Diego, Ensenada, San Quintín, Cataviña, Guerrero Negro, San Ignacio, Laguna de San Ignacio, and Ojo de Liebre Lagoon.
What makes Guerrero Negro special for whale watching?
Guerrero Negro is one of Baja California’s best-known whale watching areas, where travelers can witness the gray whale migration, see mothers with calves, and explore a protected breeding habitat.
What other activities are included besides whale watching?
In addition to whale watching, the tour includes salt mine exploration, bird watching, cultural stops in San Ignacio, and scenic travel through Baja California.
Are meals included during the trip?
Yes. The page states that most meals are included, and the day-by-day meal plan lists breakfasts, lunches, and dinners across the trip, with one drink included with meals.
What type of transportation is used?
Travelers ride in comfortable private mini vans throughout the tour.
What is not included in the price?
The price does not include gratuities for the group leader, drivers, or staff involved in special excursions.
Do I need a passport for this trip?
Yes. Travelers should bring all passport and entry documents required for Mexico and the United States.
Is it safe to travel into Baja California on this tour?
The page states that the destinations visited in Baja California are safe, fully insured, and protected, and that the tour drives only during the day.
Should I book a flight home on the last day?
The page recommends arranging an overnight stay in San Diego or a late flight, since the return to San Diego happens at the end of the final travel day.
This tour is a 5-day, 4-night guided whale watching journey departing from San Diego.
What is the starting price for the whale watching tour?
The tour starts at $2,419 USD per person based on double occupancy. Single occupancy is listed at $2,639 USD.
Where does the tour depart from?
The tour departs from San Diego and travels into Baja California, Mexico, with the main destination in Guerrero Negro.
How many guests are allowed on this tour?
This experience is limited to 10 guests only, creating a more personal and small-group nature travel experience.
What is included in the tour price?
The price includes transportation, guide services, hotel accommodations, boat fees, and several meals. The page also lists four nights of accommodations, private mini vans, snacks, drinking water, included visits and excursions, and four whale watching excursions.
How many whale watching excursions are included?
The itinerary includes four whale watching excursions in two different lagoons, including Ojo de Liebre Lagoon and Laguna de San Ignacio.
What destinations are visited during the tour?
The route includes San Diego, Ensenada, San Quintín, Cataviña, Guerrero Negro, San Ignacio, Laguna de San Ignacio, and Ojo de Liebre Lagoon.
What makes Guerrero Negro special for whale watching?
Guerrero Negro is one of Baja California’s best-known whale watching areas, where travelers can witness the gray whale migration, see mothers with calves, and explore a protected breeding habitat.
What other activities are included besides whale watching?
In addition to whale watching, the tour includes salt mine exploration, bird watching, cultural stops in San Ignacio, and scenic travel through Baja California.
Are meals included during the trip?
Yes. The page states that most meals are included, and the day-by-day meal plan lists breakfasts, lunches, and dinners across the trip, with one drink included with meals.
What type of transportation is used?
Travelers ride in comfortable private mini vans throughout the tour.
What is not included in the price?
The price does not include gratuities for the group leader, drivers, or staff involved in special excursions.
Do I need a passport for this trip?
Yes. Travelers should bring all passport and entry documents required for Mexico and the United States.
Is it safe to travel into Baja California on this tour?
The page states that the destinations visited in Baja California are safe, fully insured, and protected, and that the tour drives only during the day.
Should I book a flight home on the last day?
The page recommends arranging an overnight stay in San Diego or a late flight, since the return to San Diego happens at the end of the final travel day.
Traveling into MexicoAll destinations we travel in Baja California are safe and fully insured and protected. Our tour only drives during the day and it is anticipated to be safe.
Please make sure to bring all passport and entry document into Mexico and the United States of America. |
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