Top Loreto Whale Watching

Our tours are designed to create a memorable day on the island—one you’ll remember for years to come. You’ll explore the incredible natural beauty of the Sea of Cortez, famously referred to by Jacques Cousteau as “the aquarium of the world.” During the experience, you’ll have the opportunity to snorkel among abundant marine life and alongside sea lions in their natural habitat. We’ll also cruise around the island to spot blue-footed boobies and a variety of other bird species. After exploring, we’ll head to the beach where you’ll enjoy approximately three hours of free time. Beach chairs and shaded areas will be set up for your comfort, giving you the perfect space to relax and take in the beauty of your surroundings.

We will leave the marina of Loreto in search of the largest animal in the world, the blue whale! We have a protected area where they come to mate and feed and we can find other types of marine fauna. We love our beautiful magical village and we love that our visitors enjoy their walks with us. The boat is very comfortable and safe, the captain is always helpful and loves what he does. We have a maximum of 6 people per boat, so you will have a great opportunity to take very good photos. A minimum of 4 people is required to operate the tour.

Cruise the crystal clear waters of the Sea of Cortez on an unforgettable tour to the Coronado and Danzante Islands. Enjoy snorkeling activities at the stunning "La Lobera", where you can see sea lions and colorful reef fish. If you visit between January and March, you will have the opportunity to witness the majestic sighting of humpback whales. This tour also includes responsible sport fishing and the option of hiking with panoramic views. Perfect for lovers of nature and photography, and guided by experts in the local ecosystem. - Snorkel in transparent waters around Coronado Island - Opportunity for whale watching from January to March - Recreational fisheries in a sustainable and responsible environment - Optional hiking with stunning views from Coronado Volcano