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: Yes, all our boats are licensed by the government to perform
whale watching trips.
Q: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE EXTREME BOATS AND THE CATAMARANS?
A: Large boats typically offer a more comfortable and relaxed experience, with amenities like an open bar and spacious seating, allowing you to enjoy the whales in a more leisurely way. In contrast, small boats provide a more intimate, close-up experience with a "wild" feel, as you get closer to the whales and the action.
Q: WHAT BOAT IS MORE SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES?
A: Larger boats are better for families and groups looking for a more relaxed, enjoyable day on the water. They offer plenty of room to move around, easy access to amenities, and a calm atmosphere that is great for all ages.
Q:WE HAVE A LARGE GROUP, CAN YOU ACCOMMODATE ALL OF US?
A: You bet! We can handle groups of all sizes. If you have over 20 people in your group,
Contact our Groups Team for our VIP personalized service to fit your group with exactly the experience you're looking for and at our exclusive discount pricing. We can also create customized experiences just for you. If you can dream it, we can do it!