Specialty Whale Watching Trips

FAQ'S:  At the start of the trip On Day one of your trip upon arrival in  La Paz make your way to the hotel where you room is provided by the outfitter or you may spend that first night on the Don Jose.  Dinner is on your own and the boat will depart the next morning.    Documentation  You will a passport to enter and leave Mexico.  Once booked on the trip you can check with our office for specifics.   Age Limitations In most cases children should be 10 or older.  This can be a great trip for kids but when considering it keep in mind your child's outdoor experience level and interest in whale watching.   Extra Luggage For trips starting and ending in La Paz the outfitter will store the extra luggage. For trips with different starting and ending point plan to bring just what you will need on the trip since luggage transfer is not an option.  Your gear should be brought in a soft sided duffel bag which makes it more convenient for packing.   Gratuities It is customary to tip the crew if you received a satisfactory trip.  The acknowledgement of a job well done is greatly appreciated by the crew members.  A tip is optional but as a guideline we would suggest approximately 5% of the cost of your trip.   Meals The outfitter can normally accommodate people with particular food requirements if given prior notice.  The menus are American with a Mexican influence.  Fresh fruits, vegetables and meats comprise the main ingredients.     Weather The weather in the Gulf is generally mild with warm days in the mid to high 70's-80's. Water temperatures in the Gulf are mild with the average surface temperature between 70 to 75 degrees. The nights are usually mild but can upon occasion dip to 60 degrees or lower in the winter months. Be prepared for anything is the rule on these trips. On still days, of which there are many, a t-shirt and shorts are all you need for strolling the beach. Sunburn and dehydration, in any weather, should not be taken lightly. The activities are dictated in some degree by the weather and safety is always the primary concern.