Spectacular whale watching in Los Cabos

There are moments worth capturing forever. Not every day of our lives do we have the opportunity to be just a few meters away from a humpback whale.

In Los Cabos, during the months of December to March, you have the opportunity to see these imposing mammals up close while they are in their breeding season.

The impressive gray whale arrives in Mexican waters to play, mate, give birth, and also to show off to curious visitors, offering one of the most incredible natural spectacles on the planet. Very close to the boats, these animals rise vertically out of the water to take a look around, jumping joyfully with their 40 tons and kicking up clouds of water with the wide lobes of their tails, which they move up and down to swim. This movement is called spy-hopping and can last up to 30 seconds.

Humpback whales are the most common species that can be observed in the Sea of Cortez. It is also an impressive sight to see them breathe and slap their tails against the sea. Orcas can also be seen during the winter and, in smaller numbers, Bryde's and minke whales.

We invite you to experience this adventure!

Upon your arrival at Royal Solaris Los Cabos, contact our Sol-Ha Tour Agency from your room (Ext. 5230) to enjoy this wonderful spectacle; we assure you that you will take home unforgettable photos and memories.

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