CABO WHALE WATCHING TOURS

Every autumn, thousands of Gray whales make their annual 6,000 mile migration from the summer feeding grounds of Alaska to the calving grounds of Cabo San Lucas, the Baja and the Sea of Cortez. If you're coming to Cabo San Lucas between December and March, you will likely be treated to seeing some of these gentle giants. Whether you like the speed and excitement of the Ocean Riders Tour, or the relaxation and luxury of one of the larger boats, you're sure to love whale watching in Cabo San Lucas.

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	Ocean Riders Whale Watch Daily at 8:00, 10:30, 1:30, and 4:00 2 Hours - Adults $49.50 Kids $24.75

	Buccaneer "Kraken Hunt" Daily from 8:30AM to 10:30AM 2 Hours - Adults $42.75 Kids $25.00

	La Princesa Whale Watching Daily from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM 2 Hours - Adults $26.00 Kids $13.00

	Private Sailing With Whales 3x Daily at 9:00AM, 12:00, 4:00PM 3 Hours - Up to 8 People - $335.00

	Magdalena Whale Sanctuary Tues. & Thurs. 5:30AM to 7:30PM 14 Hours- Adults $157.50 Kids $112

	Jungle Cruise Whale Watch Daily from 10:30AM to 2:30PM 4 Hours - Adults $40.50 Kids $20.25

	Speedboat Whale Watch Daily - Private - On your Schedule! 2 Hours - $230.00 - Up to 6 People.

	Private Whale Watching Private Snorkeling Trips Too! 2 Hours - $595.00 - Up to 15 People.

Our Advice: For a truly ecological experience, you can't beat the Magdalena Whale Sanctuary. For local whale watching, the most popular and exciting tour in town is our Ocean Riders Tour.

CABO SAN LUCAS WHALE WATCHING FAQ's

Q: WHEN IS WHALE SEASON?
A: Whale season in Cabo San Lucas is from December through March. There is no "official" whale watching season in Cabo San Lucas like there is in other towns, like Puerto Vallarta.

Q: WHAT TYPE OF WHALES WILL I SEE?
A: Gray whales are the species most often seen in Cabo San Lucas as they migrate along the Baja Coast of Mexico to calve. Humbpack Whales and Pacific Bottlenose Dolphins are plentiful too. Sperm whales, Blue Whales and even Orcas are also sometimes spotted.

Q: ARE YOUR BOATS LICENSED TO DO WHALE WATCHING?
A: In Cabo San Lucas, unlike other towns in Mexico, a special permit is not required to perfrom whale watching trips. All boats in Cabo can go whale watching.