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Although many species of whales visit the warm
protected waters of the Baja California Peninsula,
the best known is the Gray Whale, due to the
large numbers and migration patterns followed
year after year from the Behring Sea to the
Pacific Coast of Baja. . |
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Considered once as an endangered species and
hunted near to extintion, the Gray Whale has
made an impressive come back, protected by stiff
mexican and international law that designated
three salt water lagoons as sanctuaries where
they mate and give birth during the months of
January to March, when they make the trip back
to the north, some of them pregnant, some of
them with calves, but all of them happy after
performing their ancient rite of reproduction.
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Calves
are unafraid of people, and show it |
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Whale Watching Tours can be made in many ways, from
the simple one-day trip, to the most sophisticated
liveaboard or camping all inclusive trips, in conjunction
with sea kayaking and natural history interests.
Whatever your choice is, we will make sure your experience
is unforgetable.
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