Wind was a constant part of week 3 but we managed to still get 2 full and long days at sea and one shorter one, plus another great visit to

The week got off to a major bang after yet another Monday and Tuesday that were too windy to get out to sea.

Week 2 with a full group from England is in the books. There is much to report, with the backdrop to all the wonders being that the water he

Hook & the Orcas We are indeed back and our 23rd season down on this marvelous sea is now in process. The seasons first week had many compon

TWO OLD BLUE WHALE GUYS, 1000 STAMPEDING DOLPHINS, AND A POLE

THE GENTLE GIANTS FEED AND HAVE THEIR BLOWS COLLECTED Our week 6 guests hailed from Massachusetts, Alaska and Australia.

ORCAS – MOTHERS MILK – LOTS OF WHALES Our week 5 guests were all from North Carolina.

RETURN OF NUBBIN – PINELLA – A HUGE BLUE WHALE DAY Our week 4 guests from New Mexico, England and Florida had to brave some windy weather,

OLD FRIENDS, ORCAS AND FEEDING BLUE WHALES! Week 3 guests from England, Virginia, North Carolina and Washington DC met with both

Week 2 was another special one with the sea continuing to be full of krill and large whales observed surface feeding every day we were on th

ALL DATA IS IN FOR 2016! The unknown of an El Nino year saw us begin the 2016 Baja season in early February. The waters were warm, but the w

EVERYTHING IS JUMPING OUT OF THE SEA AND THE EL NINO YEAR HAS THE WHALES STAYING LATE, NOT LEAVING EARLY!

BLUE WHALES DAYS WITH A SPRINKLING OF FIN AND HUMPBACK WHALES! We finally hit a pretty big Blue whale day with a dozen individuals seen one

RED WATERS, THIN WHALES, FEWER BIRDS, AMAZING SIGHTINGS, WIND FREE DAYS! These are some of the things that marked a dynamic week on this ric

EL NINO, PHYTOPLANKTON, AN UNEXPECTED SPECIES APPEARS!! Our week 3 guests hailed from California, Vermont and New Mexico.

Baja 2016 got off to a roaring start this week. It also had quite the climatic end courtesy of a very active Humpback whale.

Question – What does one do and what does one see in the Sea of Cortez and when the blue whales are gone?

The beginning of week 6 saw a massive change on the sea here. Our first day of the week was spectacular by any standards but it yielded only

This was truly a grand week for our guests from California and Maine. Week 5 began with one of the most remarkable sights I have ever seen i

Nobody could have come close to predicting the weather and the events of Week 4. It was truly wild, whacky and amazing!