Touching whales in Mexico

Summary of 2 unforgettable days in Mexico (país maravilloso!), surreal mix of 28 hours of a breathtaking road trip spent on the roads of Baja California and the encounter with a magical creature.
A child,
A curious child,
A contact...
PURE emotions...
Ahhh, Baja California, a true natural jewel of the world, with its migrations of whales, untouched seal colony, numerous snorkeling and kayaking opportunities and its forests of giants cacti...
Amo Mejico

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• Whales
• whale
• migration
• baja
• la
• paz
• california
• guerrero
• negro
• snorkeling
• seals
• sharks
• mexico
• road
• trip
• adventure

[phxdivine]

Zproduxion: thank you for your beautiful words to our country, Mexico, your video is awesome. I hope you get a chance to know the rest of Mexico, so magical, so diverse, yet so criticized. We are really grateful to people like you who truly appreciate Mexico's beauty.

[Zproduxion]

Muchas gracias por su comento!

Baja California es una des los mas maravillosos lugares que he visitado! Fue especialmente sorprendido de ver partes de la península tan verde! Además, amo hablar en español, y los mejicanos que he encontrado fueron muy simpático con mí. La única cosa que no me gustaba era el echo de que en Cabo san Lucas, había demasiada Time share, en los cuales los dineros de los turistas van en la carpeta (wallet?) de grandes compañías, y no en los de la población.

[jessgrub]

Thanks for sharing your experience. I bet it was one of the most unforgettable of your life. For me it was. Those creatures have a beautiful soul that transpires when you make eye contact with them. It's an amazing feeling. I will never forget it.

I hope humans realize how closely related we are.

Let's not forget that

WE ARE ALL SHARING THE SAME SPACE.....

[Zproduxion]

In this short life, it is somewhat comforting to know that others share/have shared, or will share similar moments and emotions, and I thank you for your message, which reminds me of that. Have a splendid and memorable weekend!

[Zproduxion]

Summary of 2 unforgettable days in Mexico, surreal mix of 28 hours of a breathtaking road trip spent on the roads of Baja California and the encounter with a magical creature.

A child, a curious child...

PURE emotions.

Ahhh, Baja California, a true natural jewel of the world, with its migrations of whales, untouched seal colony, numerous snorkeling and kayaking opportunities and its forests of giants cacti...

J'adore! (et l'occasion d'entendre de l'espanol est la cerise sur le gateau!)

[mcrfan343]

Lucky.

[phxdivine]

Tiene razón en que esa área de Baja California es explotada para el turismo, y el dinero va a la cartera de grandes compañías, internacionales, muchas veces y no se beneficia la población de ese lugar. Desafortunadamente, eso sucede en muchos lugares turísticos de México. ¡Muy bueno su español! :)

[phxdivine]

Veo que ud. es de Francia, HERMOSO país. He estado ahí 3 veces, la última fue inolvidable. Visité París, Versalles, Rouen, Caen, playas de Normandie, Bayeux, mi FAVORITO Mt. St Michel, Blois, y los castillos del Loire, incluyendo Clos Lucé. Veo que Rennes está cerca de Mt. St. Michel. El campo y los pueblos son encantadores ahí. La comida riquísima, y la crema, yogurt, mmmh! Ah! y el Calvados! :)

[RobertGary1]

Yep, you pretty much always get to touch them. I've gone 4 times now. The trick is to go later in the season, closer to March than to Feburary. There are less whales in March/April but they are much friendlier. BBP tries to tell people to go earily for more whales but you get less touches. I highly recommend Kyuma. They pick you up at your plane and drive you down to the water (about 1 mile).

[laurettabucher]

Wow, you actually touched a whale!! Incredible!!!