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Blue Whale season in Loreto

Updated: Jan 6

January – March | Experience the Majesty of Blue Whales in Loreto Bay, Baja California Sur


Every winter, the calm waters of the Sea of Cortez welcome one of nature’s greatest spectacles: the arrival of the blue whale in Loreto, Baja California Sur. Blue whales — the largest animals to ever exist — come to Loreto to mate and give birth, finding safety within the protected waters of the Loreto Bay National Marine Park.


At Aventuras Tours, we are fully prepared with two well-equipped boats, offering a safe, comfortable, and ethical whale watching experience, always in small groups.


Blue Whale tail emerging from water, splashing droplets, with the Sierra de la giganta in the background. Calm, scenic ocean setting.
tail of a blue whale in the National Park Bahia de Loreto

🐋 Fascinating Facts About Blue Whales


  • Up to 30 meters (100 feet) long

  • Over 180 tons in weight

  • Heart the size of a small car

  • Calves gain up to 200 lbs per day

  • Songs travel hundreds of miles


Seeing a blue whale in the wild is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.


A majestic fin whale surfaces gracefully in calm waters, with distant mountains creating a serene backdrop.
A majestic fin whale surfaces gracefully in calm waters, with a distant mountains creating a serene backdrop.

🌊 More Than Just Blue Whales


On our Loreto whale watching tours, you may also see:


  • Fin whales

  • Humpback whales

  • Occasional orcas

  • Dolphins and other cetaceans

  • Marine birds


Every tour is unique. Each outing offers a chance to witness the diverse marine life that thrives in these rich waters.


Blue whale with its dorsal fin coming out of the surface and the Sierra de la giganta as a background
A blue whale surfaces, revealing its dorsal fin against a backdrop of rugged mountains and shimmering ocean waters.

🚤 Our Boats & Onboard Experience


We take pride in our fleet and the comfort we provide. Here’s what you can expect:


  • Two 26 ft boats with shade

  • One boat with twin engines

  • One boat with a new engine for added safety

  • Binoculars onboard

  • Cooler with assorted drinks

  • Food included

  • Local bilingual guides

  • Responsible wildlife operation


Your safety and enjoyment are our top priorities.


One of the boats with the 2 motors for more safety and a paddle board
One of the boats with the 2 motors for more safety and a paddle board

Why Choose Loreto?


Loreto is one of the best places in the world to see blue whales, without the crowds and inside a protected marine park. This is not just a transit zone. This is where life begins. The unique geographical features and the rich biodiversity make it an ideal location for observing these magnificent creatures.


The Best Time for Whale Watching


The peak season for whale watching in Loreto runs from January to March, but February is the best. During this month, the chances of spotting blue whales are at their highest. The calm waters and favorable weather conditions create an optimal environment for both whales and visitors.


What to Expect on Your Tour


When you book a whale watching tour with us, you can expect an unforgettable experience. Our knowledgeable guides will share insights about the marine life you encounter. They will also ensure that you have ample opportunities to take photos and enjoy the beauty of the Sea of Cortez.


Tips for Your Whale Watching Adventure


  1. Dress in Layers: The weather can change quickly. Dress in layers to stay comfortable.

  2. Bring a Camera: Capture the moments you’ll cherish forever.

  3. Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water, especially if you’re out for an extended period.

  4. Listen to Your Guide: They are trained to provide the best experience while ensuring the safety of the whales.


Book Your Blue Whale Tour in Loreto


Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity. Book your Blue Whale Tour in Loreto today!


WhatsApp booking available:

Aventuras Tours – Loreto, Baja California Sur

WhatsApp: +52 613 117 6549


Experience the thrill of seeing blue whales in their natural habitat. Join us for an adventure you will never forget!

 
 
 

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