Whale Expeditions Mexico

11/08/2024

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26/01/2024

DAY 9 - February 22

This is the last day of our expedition.
At 8 am we have breakfast and get ready to go home.

At 12 pm we leave the hotel.
The transfer will take us to the airport.

The journey will take 9 days and 8 nights.

23/01/2024

PROGRAM OF THE WHALE EXPEDITION AND PRICES 📃
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The program includes:
1. Travel from La Paz to Guerrero Negro and back in a comfortable minivan with air conditioning🚐
2. Visit to 5 cities of the peninsula - La Paz, San Ignacio, Guerrero Negro, Muleje, Loreto🏰
3. Trips to whales in two lagoons - San Ignacio and Ojo de Libro🐋
4. Snorkeling with sea lions in the National Park on the Espíritu Santo island 🦭
5. Visit by boat to the beautiful Balandra beach🏝️
6. Visit to the Sierra de San Francisco - ancient cave paintings, the age of the drawings varies from 1100 BC. to 1300 AD🗿
7. Excursions to Loreto and La Paz⛪️
8. A trip to the salt dunes and a seafood farm🏜️🦀
9. A little joint exercises to relax after a long journey🤸‍♀️
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The cost of the expedition for 9 days 8 nights is $2200.
Couples receive a 10% DISCOUNT on Valentine's Day!💞😃☝🏻
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What is included in the payment:
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1. Hotel accommodation 9 days, 8 nights;
2. Transfer throughout the expedition, as well as meeting and es**rt to the airport;
3. Breakfasts, 2 dinners, and 2 lunches;
4. Visit 5 cities of Baja California;
5. Excursions along the entire route;
6. Trips to whales in two lagoons;
7. Snorkeling trips with seals to the Island of the Holy Spirit (Espíritu Santo);
8. Trip to Balandra beach;
9. Boats, speedboats, snorkeling equipment, drinks;
10. Yoga activities
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What is not included in the payment:
1. Flight;
2. Medical insurance;
3. Other meals are not included in the tour;
4. Tips and other expenses.
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22/01/2024

Day 8 - February 21

In the morning we prepare our things for the road to La Paz. It's a shame that our journey is coming to the end.


Although, before going to La Paz, we still have a walking tour of the historical center with a visit mission, museum and municipal palace of Loreto.

At 12 pm we leave the hotel and go to La Paz. On the way we stop to do beautiful photos of the Sierra de la Giganta mountain range, and the stunning landscape of the Gulf of California at Mirador Frida.


In the evening we get to La Paz and check into a hotel, where a luxurious Farewell dinner awaits us in the hotel restaurant.

19/01/2024

LORETO

Historical city that belongs to the Pueblos Magicos - Magical cities that have retained their local culture and traditions. Loreto was the first Spanish colonial city in California Peninsula, and the first capital of the state.


Loreto is the oldest city in California.
founded as a mission in 1697 by a Jesuit Juan Maria Salvaterra. We'll take a look into the city's past as we walk through cobbled streets surrounded by colonial architecture. Loreto Mission is a church which has stood over the city since the late 1600s.


We will definitely visit the cultural center the city and its museum as the main attractions. Will take a walk through the local markets, where you can find cute sea figurines shells and handmade clothes, and purchase memorable souvenirs.


In addition to its historical wealth, Loreto impresses with its natural landscapes and islands with a variety of endemic flora and fauna. This is a small paradise, isolated from the world, protected by the Sierra de la Giganta and the Sea of ​​Cortez.

19/01/2024

“Take only memories, leave only footprints”. Chief Seattle

18/01/2024

DAY 7 February 20
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In the morning we leave Guerrero Negro filled with emotions. And we head back towards La Paz. Along the way we stop in the magical city of Loreto. Where a pleasant city tour awaits us 👌
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In the meantime, we get to Loreto, you can relax and plunge into watching the scenery outside the window minivan!
The journey to Loreto takes approximately 6 hours, enough time to enjoy delicious landscapes outside the window.
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For lunch we stop in the small coastal town of Muleje Sea of ​​Cortez.
At 18:00 we arrive in the long-awaited city of Loreto. We check into a hotel and have dinner and rest.

17/01/2024

DUNAS DE LA SOLEDAD

Sandy paradise Guerrero Negro, a place founded thanks to salt deposits.


10 km from Guerrero Negro is Dunas de la Soledad, a sandy paradise that never remains the same, because the shape of its hills is constant changes depending on the direction of the wind. This place has incredible scenery that will be remembered for a lifetime!


Best time for visiting the dunes when the sun is in the South Lower California is very high or very low. We plan to get there by sunset, when possible most vividly admire this place.


Although ordinary tourist there are no attractions here, just contemplation of the landscape is already real pleasure that can be used to take beautiful photos. Being sand storage, dunes are also the most important protective beach formation from the influx of the sea.

16/01/2024

LAGOON OJO DE LIBRE

Translated as "Eye of the Hare", and is part of Biosphere Reserve El Vizcaino, listed in World Heritage List. This is a reservoir 48 km long, 9 km wide and 5 to 12 m, but near the mouth it has channels more than 20 m deep.


No rivers flow into the lagoon, so it is saltier than sea, and surrounded by coastal salt dunes, having a height of 12 to 15 m tall. This is one of important breeding and hibernation sites for the gray whale, as well as habitat for seals, dolphins, sea lions, elephant seals and blue whales. In addition, to the lagoon for breeding come four different species of marine turtles, and in winter it is a refuge for large number of waterfowl.


In fact, this is the place considered the most attractive place for whale watching in Mexico as it has two main points: the mouth of the lagoon and another in the interior lagoons. On the shore there is a rectangular pond -
evaporator for collecting salt and industrial salt factory.

14/01/2024

DAY 6 February 19
At 7 am we go to Lagoon Ojo de Liebre. We will spend about 4 hours in the lagoon. Preferably dress warmly, as it will be very cold on a boat in the ocean.
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In the afternoon we return to the hotel. We have lunch and then rest.
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After breaking, if you have the strength and desire, we visit Dunas de la Soledad, stopping at an oyster farm along the way farm and old lighthouse. In these places you can make it surreal
photos!
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In the evening we have dinner and exchange travel impressions. To the next in the morning the return journey awaits us through the magical city of Loreto.
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14/01/2024

GUERRERO NEGRO

The city, which is located exactly in the middle of the California Peninsula, is the main urban center of the region where the lagoons of Ojo de Liebre, Guerrero Negro and San Ignacio are located.


As of 2020, the city has 13,596 inhabitants. The name of the city - Gerrero Negro is associated with the whaling ship "Black Warrior", which ran aground in its waters in 1858. The remains of the ship remained in the lagoon for decades.


It is part of El Vizcaino Biosphere Reserve and part of a large biological corridor consisting of lagoons, coasts, salt dunes and mountains of high biological value.


The city arose as a result of the exploitation of salt mines. It has a salt works that has established itself as a leading international salt producer, producing seven million tons of salt per year.

12/01/2024

SIERRA DE SAN FRANCISCO
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Rock art in the mountains represents prehistoric rock art. The images are placed on the ceilings and walls of stone caves. They were first discovered by the Jesuit Francisco Javier in the 18th century. The complex, consisting of approximately 250 individual monuments, is protected by the Mexican state and is UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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The age of the drawings varies from 1100 BC. e. before 1300 AD e. According to old legends, the cave paintings were created by a race of giants. This belief was fueled by the fact that the size of some human images reached 2 meters.
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The images are religious and ritual in their content. Among the images there are weapons, animals: rabbit, puma, lynx, deer, mountain goat or mountain sheep, whale, turtle, tuna, sardine, octopus, eagle and pelican; abstract elements of various shapes are also presented.