Itinerary

Day # 1 : Leave the border bright and early. Travel to Guerrero Negro, arrive in the afternoon. We make a great lunch stop near the remote village of Catavina. There we have the opportunity to visit an interesting ancient cave painting site. Then a short three hour drive gets us to our destination. After getting situated in our rooms we meet for dinner and an orientation talk by our own Baja Jones.

Days 2 & 3: Meet for breakfast and then travel to the lagoon where we will spend the day whale watching.  Lunch will be served by our friendly staff and crew.  Then weather permitting a second trip out onto the lagoon will finish an exciting day of whale watching.   Dinner will likely be at Las Cazuelas Restarante and will be prepared by one of the best chefs in Guerrero Negro.

Day 4:  Today following breakfast we venture to the outer lagoon.  There we expect to see more mating adults than previous days.  Possibly closer views and more viewing of breaching and tails.  Probably less babies will be seen up close.  Afterwards we will relax at Marios Palapa Restaurant while sipping margarita and a truly Mexican bar-b-que.  Margaritas, carne asada, chicken, guacamole, baked potatoes and a nice sunset will end another exciting day of whale watching.

Day #5 : All good trips eventually end. And so will ours. This is our travel back to the U.S. day. We'll leave early and arrive in the United States mid-afternoon, depending on the border crossing.

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