Don't miss the whale watching show in Los Cabos!

In Mexican waters, near the coast of Baja California, the gray whale is born, a friendly and playful cetacean that grows up to 15 meters long and weighs up to 40 tons.

Every year, at the beginning of December, coming from the icy Arctic Ocean, thousands of gray whales arrive in the warm waters of the bays of Baja California, fleeing from their main predators: orcas, sharks, and above all, humans.

The phenomenon attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world. Throughout Baja California, there are several strategic points near the coast (about 10 kilometers) to enjoy these sightings, from points near Ensenada to the coasts of the municipality of Los Cabos, passing through the Sea of Cortez and penetrating the bays of the Gulf of California near the coasts of Sinaloa and Sonora.