A guided nature oriented tour to discover the stunning and diverse scenery and marine wildlife of Mexico:

Our unique Nature Expeditions provide you with your passport to the planet's most spectacular natural wonders.

We will show you off the beaten track, wild and wondrous places that are as inspiring as they are eye-opening

The Pacific gray whale spring migration from Alaska’s Bering Sea to the warm waters of Mexico's Baja lagoons is the longest mammal migration on earth. Nearly hunted to extinction in the past, these gentle leviathans have made a dramatic comeback and today show little fear of humans. Every spring, hundreds of them return to traditional birthing and breeding grounds at sheltered San Ignacio Lagoon on Mexico’s Baja Peninsula. Friendly and engaging, they are often intrigued with humans, swimming right up to our boats, and our small groups can frequently approach close enough to touch them during our tours at sea. Join us for a gray whale watching opportunity unlike any other during this natural habitat adventure to San Ignacio Lagoon in Baja, Mexico.

Witness the spring finale of the gray whales’ 5,000-mile migration from Alaska to Baja, Mexico

Come within arm’s reach of mothers with calves on skiff journeys into San Ignacio Lagoon

Explore the cactus-studded desert wilderness from our beachfront “whale cabanas”