Can you imagine seeing whales dancing skillfully while they jump in the air, then slapping the water with their massive tails, then right before your very own eyes the whales emerge from the sea water? This is the magical experience you can expect from a Cabo whale watching experience. Enjoy humpback whales and other species in their natural habitat and you will not believe your eyes.
Cabo Whale Watching Season
Cabo whale watching kicks off officially in December each year after the whales have made a long, arduous journey from the freezing Arctic waters to the warm and calm waters in Cabo. Although most whales start arriving in Cabo in the middle of November, the gray whales start to arrive in the last week of December. Sperm whales, blue whales, Bryde’s whales, and other whale species can be seen during the Cabo whale watching season.
Why is Cabo Perfect for Whales?
Cabo is perfect for whales due to the fact that the waters are fairly shallow, the climate is mild, and there is plenty of sea life in the waters for the whales to feed. Mexico is one of the best place for whales to give birth and raise their calfs, and Los Cabos is ideal. The whales start their migration when the northern temperatures start to drop at the end of summer, arriving around November time. They start heading back towards the latter part of March.
Cabo Whale Watching
During the Cabo whale watching season there are plenty of chances to observe the gentle giants while they are in their natural habitat. Several of the local tour companies can provide you with an experience that is unforgettable, so your vacation will be very special, and so much so that you will never forget your time in Cabo. While you are out on the waters watching whales, you can also see dolphins, sea turtles, sea lions, and there are many, many different birds that you will see.
You can make your vacation unforgettable and exciting with Cabo whale watching. The Cabo whale watching activity is one of the most popular activity for vacationers in Cabo. You and your family can take photos, so you can show your family members your Cabo whale watching adventure when you return.