Grey Whale Magdalena Bay Baja California Mexico Photograph By Baja whale watching may be a year round activity, but gray whale season peaks in the winter months of january april. by january 2024, pregnant gray whale mothers and single females looking to mate have arrived in magdalena bay. they also frequent two other baja bays, san ignacio and laguna ojo de liebre (or scammon’s lagoon). Grey whale watching in magdalena bay mexico. there is a magical place on the west coast of baja california sur in mexico, where humans and whales meet in one of the most unique wildlife encounters on earth. this place is magdalena bay. each winter, grey whales migrate south to mate and give birth in the warm, shallow waters of the bay.
Grey Whale Eschrichtius Robustus Surfacing Magdalena Bay Baja Baja sur tours offers multiple options for day trips like this one which includes snacks, breakfast, lunch and two hours of whale watching. baja sur tours. muelle fiscal on the malecon in la paz. phone: 612 131 8167. official website. Spotting baja's gray whales. a gray whale approaches a boat of visitors in mexico's magdalena bay. photograph by brandon cole marine photography, alamy stock photo. next are the whales. Both “gray” and “grey” whale are used, in addition to devil fish and mussel digger. the gray whale is a medium sized baleen whale averaging 49 feet (15 meters) in length and weighing an average of 72,000 lbs (32 tons), though some can grow to be much heavier. (for comparison, the average elephant weighs 5 tons) gray whales can live. Basic data for gray whale watching in magdalena bay. how to get there: the closest airports in baja california sur (mexico) are loreto (2h30) and la paz (3h), although you also have the airport of los cabos 5h30 away.
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