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Whale watching in Los Cabos is an unforgettable lifetime experience. Cabo San Lucas and its sister city <\/span>San Jose del Cabo enjoy a privileged location at the southernmost tip of the Baja Peninsula, where the <\/span>Pacific Ocean meets the aquamarine waters of the Sea of Cortez. This fusion of warm ocean currents, <\/span>rich in biodiversity, supports an amazing variety of whale species, some of which can be spotted year-<\/span>round! <\/span><\/p>\n

Of all the wonderful things to do in Los Cabos, Mexico, there is no doubt that whale watching is one of <\/span>the most awe-inspiring activities. If your vacation happens to coincide with peak whale watching season, <\/span>you\u2019re all but guaranteed to observe the magnificent humpback whale leaping from the water, spouting <\/span>or head-slapping in a spectacular display.<\/span><\/p>\n

To catch a glimpse of these remarkable cetaceans, you\u2019ll need to take your vacation at the right time of <\/span>the year. The best time for whale watching in Cabo is December through April, although humpbacks <\/span>have been known to linger in the waters until early May. To ensure that you have comfortable lodging <\/span>during this time, it\u2019s a great idea to reserve a vacation rental or condo in Los Cabos. There are many <\/span>reasons to <\/span>choose a vacation rental<\/span><\/a> over a hotel, and Sea Side Reservations can help you find some of <\/span>the best ocean view properties in the area. <\/span>
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Cabo San Lucas Whale Watching <\/span><\/h2>\n

With the changes in season, several species of whales migrate to the temperate waters off Cabos to <\/span>breed and give birth to their offspring. Whale watching in Cabo presents tourists with the unique <\/span>opportunity to view two kinds of toothed whales and five species of Baleen whales during the migration <\/span>season.<\/span><\/p>\n

Imagine the thrill of having a barnacle-covered humpback and her young calf idling beside your boat, or <\/span>watching a three ton gray whale breach in delight! Gray whales, which typically stay in small groups, <\/span>migrate an astonishing 13,000 miles each year, and the protected bays and lagoons around Cabo offer <\/span>shelter and safe haven for both mating and calving. <\/span><\/p>\n

A Cabo whale watching tour may yield chances to see:<\/span><\/p>\n