California gray whales migrate over 12,000 miles

Whale Watching

Every year California gray whales migrate over 12,000 miles from their summer feeding grounds in the Bering Sea to their winter breeding grounds in Baja California and back again. It's the longest mammal migration known, and one of nature's great wildlife spectacles.

Observe the gray whales during their breeding, calving and nurturing cycle, from late January to early April.
Your comfortable, catered camp is situated at water's edge with walk-in tents, cots and bedding provided.
Watch whales twice each day from motorized skiffs, accompanied by experienced pilots and guides.
Hiking, bird watching, kayaking, beachcombing and star gazing can also be part of your day.

Are you intrigued by other species of whales? In our Whales, Whales, Whales wildlife cruise program, you'll witness the mysterious movements of the Blue, Finback and Humpback whales-all of which flock to Baja in January and February.

On our Sea of Cortez Wildlife Cruise - offered March through May - we catch sight of a breath-taking array of whales. You may see Fin, Humpback, Sperm, Orca and Pilot whales-plus dolphins and a wondrous array of birds and tropical fish.

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