For the adventurous traveler, this is an intimate opportunity to see the grey whales and their calves in San Ignacio Bay.

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From the emerald canopy of the jungle to the starlit canvas of the desert sky and the salt-kissed air of the beaches, Mexico's natural wonders were created to be experienced. In Oaxaca, connect with Indigenous communities through homestays, enjoying home-cooked meals and learning from families. Feel the rhythm of nature in the cloud forest while searching for hidden waterfalls during your stay at an eco-lodge, and escape to a private beach cabana in Puerto Escondido, where you can ride horseback along the shore at sunset.
In Baja, witness gray whales migrating to Magdalena Bay to breed and calve from January to March. Visit Espiritu Santo Island, where you can hike or kayak along its colorful shores and swim with playful sea lions. Whether you’re looking for heart-racing adventures or a peaceful retreat, every moment in Mexico feels worlds away from everyday life.

For the adventurous traveler, this is an intimate opportunity to see the grey whales and their calves in San Ignacio Bay.

Trace Baja’s wild coastline from Loreto to the mangrove estuaries of Magdalena Bay.
Mexico is a year-round destination, with weather varying by region. The dry season from November to April brings warm, sunny days across much of the country, while the green season offers lush landscapes and a quieter pace. Coastal areas are especially enjoyable in winter and early spring, while inland regions remain pleasant in spring and fall.
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“Amazing guides, great mountain. Our guides got us up (and more importantly down) with care, professionalism, and excellent vibes. Really amazing to witness and learn about Mexican climbing community. ”
–Meg Russell, Mexico

“The week in Mexico snorkeling with sea lions and whale sharks was a wonderful experience. The highlight of the trip had to be our close up encounter with a gray whale in Magdalena Bay. The whale stayed with our boat for twenty minutes or more engaging with us.”
–Susan Stein, Mexico

“I highly recommend this experience to anyone. We are a family of five with young children (ages 5, 7 and 10). My 10 year old said it best, 'This is better than Disney!' The whale watch and turtle research to the sand dunes, the delicious food, the staff... A trip of a lifetime, although I'm hoping to book another trip soon.”
–Helene Norton-Russell, Mexico

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