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American Cetacean Society - Baja Whale Adventures http://www.acsonline.org/cruises.htm The Baja California peninsula is one of the great wilderness areas in North America. Our trips provide a unique combination of adventure and tranquility, with abundant opportunities to see whales and other wildlife. Encounter curious gray whales in San Ignacio Lagoon, lounging elephant seals on Islas San Benito, playful sea lions in the Sea of Cortes. American Cetacean Society Home Page http://www.acsonline.org/factpack/graywhl.htm ACS Gray Whale Fact Sheet: Everything you ever wanted to know about gray whales in one place. Among the Great Whales http://www.netaxs.com/~chaz4/spexbaja.html In recent years, there has been an increase in "friendly" whale behavior in the lagoons, with curious whales actually approaching our Zodiacs, sometimes to within arm's length. Baja Coast SeaFaris http://www.bajaseafaris.com/whales.html Join us aboard the Marco Polo for live aboard whale watching trips in Bahia Magdalena. Baja Discovery Tours: http://www.mexonline.com/bajadisc.htm Whale watching and adventure tours of Baja California and Copper Canyon, Mexico, including walking and photo tours. Baja Discovery has the longest-running whale camp on Laguna San Ignacio and absolutely the best location for whale watching while you eat breakfast. Wanna kiss a whale? This is the place to do it. Excellent staff and very professional operation. Baja's friendly whales give curious humans the personal touch. http://www.seattle-pi.com/pi/getaways/070397/whal03.html "You must be very careful to keep your hands away from their blow holes. And never -- ever -- touch their tails. They will let you know what is OK, and what is not OK." Baja Whale http://www.bajawhale.com/ See the Best of Baja Aboard Searcher Cruise with the whales, dolphins, seals, and birds of Baja California's Pacific coast and Sea of Cortez with Searcher Natural History Tours. You'll hike on Mexico's protected and remote islands, snorkel with colorful reef fish and sea lions, explore mangroves and beaches, and seek out ten different species of whales and dolphins during our 8- to 11-day adventures. Baja Whales http://www.netconnection.com/bajawhales.html A travel guide to Baja California's Friendly Whales. Includes a photo gallery, whale information, travel tips about San Ignacio Lagoon, and links to Environmental Alerts, Actions & Scientific Reports. Among the Great Whales: A Voyage of Discovery http://www1.netaxs.com:8080/people/chaz4/spexbaj2.html Ecological 4-Wheeling Adventures http://www.4x4now.com/sf0896.htm Clark and Linda Pate offer 4x4 tours, including the whales. Conservation & Development in the Gray Whale Lagoons of Baja http://scilib.ucsd.edu/sio/guide/z-serge.html This report identifies activities that could have a negative impact on two gray whale calving/breeding habitats, namely Laguna San Ignacio and Bahia Magdalena. The Friendly Whales of the San Ignacio Lagoon http://www.bajalife.com/V4pg38.htm Hunted to near extinction, the friendlies seek human interaction, a story by Paula McDonald The Friendly Whales of San Ignacio Lagoon http://www.netconnection.com/~lsaldana/bajawhales.html San Ignacio Lagoon, Baja California Sur: The only place on earth where you can get close enough to touch these friendly, curious animals in their own environment. A travellers guide to whale watching in San Ignacio Lagoon: getting there, finding guides, what to pack, camping, hotels, tour groups. The Grey Whale Advocate http://www.greywhale.com/ The most comprehensive site on the web for all information about Gray whales and Baja whale watching Salt works expansion page. This site is dedicated to the positive advocacy of the Gray Whale species and the environment in which they live. GORP - Great outdoors recreation page http://www.gorp.com/ Sea Kayak Adventures: Sea of Cortez and Loreto area whale watching by sea kayak. Insearch Of Giants Baja & Beyond http://www.scubatimes.com/scubatim/baj496.htmle Scuba Times Magazine Malarrimo Ecotours http://www.malarrimo.com/ Whale watching, Malarrimo Restaurant, Hotel & RV Park in Guerrero Negro, Baja California Sur. Guided Ecological Excursions to the California Gray Whale Watching Center of the World... SCAMMON'S LAGOON (LAGUNA OJO DE LIEBRE)In Guerrero Negro. Outdoor Adventure River Specialists http://oars.com/Adventures/Baja/baja.html Whale Watching in Baja, Mexico 6, 7 Days, February-March Each year Pacific Gray Whales migrate 5,000 miles from the harsh Arctic winter to the warmth of Baja's Pacific shore in order to breed or give birth to their calves. Our whale watching trip offers friendly, gentle contact with these playful whales and their newborns. Sometimes, these intelligent and curious whales will actually venture close enough to our motorized skiffs to allow guests to stroke and exchange eye contact with them. Robyn Mellon Konstantin's Whales 4 U Page http://members.tripod.com/~RobynMellon/index.html This Page will cover: My trips to Mexico in 1997, Overland Travel Distances, Tips for people in American Waters, When is Gray Whale season? & Where are they going? San Ignacio Bioreserve www.mexonline.com/sanignacio.htm Laguna San Ignacio is a protected bay of Baja California, a little more than half way down the long peninsula's Pacific Coast. One of several such bays, Laguna San Ignacio is a known nursing area for the California Gray Whale, and is famous among nursing grounds for its "friendly encounters." Save the Laguna San Ignacio Whales! http://www.savebajawhales.com/action/index.html If you and I do not act quickly and forcefully, Laguna San Ignacio - the California Gray Whale's last undisturbed breeding and calving area -- may be destroyed. Scuba Times Online http://www.scubatimes.com/scubatim/baj496.html Scuba Times Magazine Searcher Natural History Tours http://www5.electriciti.com/searcher/ Searcher Natural History Tours: Pacific coast of Baja and Sea of Cortez whale-watching trips out of San Diego. SEE ALSO: http://www.bajawhale.com/searcher/schedule.html Traveling North http://www.bajasalt.com/GRAY/track-4main.html Information and map on the gray whales' migration north from Baja. Whales, Dolphins, & Kayaking, Oh my! http://www.vaportrails.com/Eco/EcoFeatures/MagBay/MagBay.html Kayaking and Whale Watching in Baja California, Mexico Whale watching http://www.bajaex.com/whale.htm Few places in the world offer such concentration and diversity of marine animals and birds as the Sea of Cortez and the Pacific lagoons. Join us on an adventure of hiking, swimming, and photographing wildlife in a place that time has forgotten. Whale-Watching-Web http://www.physics.helsinki.fi/whale/ World-wide Whale Watching Web: a virtual whale watch trip and whale related resources. An awesome, award-winning site with sound, video and all the info on whales for kids and for serious researchers. Whales! Whales! Whales! http://www.bajaex.com/whlwhl.htm Activities on this trip are as diverse as the area itself. Daily discussions, slide shows, whale-watching and bird-watching, will be led by trip naturalists to enhance your understanding and interest in this exciting area. Whale watching tours - Betanzos http://www.mexturismo.com.mx/MosComEn.htm The Baja California coast line is known as the winter grounds of the largest mammal known to man: the Whale. We recommend La Paz, capital of southern Baja, as your whale-watching expedition. |
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