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3 Hours
Min 5 years old
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Families
Hop aboard a once-in-a-lifetime ocean adventure and interactive marine mammal experience in Los Cabos. Witness the breathtaking power and grace of humpback whales as they migrate through the waters of the Baja California Peninsula, then enjoy a meaningful, educational Dolphin Signature Swim at Cabo Adventures’ world-class Dolphin Center.
This exclusive combo brings together two of the most sought-after winter experiences in Los Cabos, offering wildlife encounters designed with conservation, education, and respect at their core.
Make the most of your vacation with our Whale Watching + Dolphin Signature Swim Combo, combining responsible whale watching in the open ocean with an educational dolphin experience at our accredited Dolphin Center.
Begin your adventure aboard a fast and agile speedboat, cruising the Pacific Ocean and Sea of Cortez in search of migrating humpback whales. During whale season, Los Cabos becomes one of the most important breeding and calving grounds in the world, offering exceptional opportunities to witness these magnificent marine mammals.
Later, continue your journey with an unforgettable Dolphin Signature Swim, where learning, connection, and conservation come together in a respectful and inspiring dolphin encounter.
Board our speedboat whale watching tour for a thrilling and up-close marine safari along Cabo’s dramatic coastline. Keep your eyes on the horizon as you search for humpback whales up to 40 ft (12 m) long, known for their acrobatic breaches, tail slaps, and majestic flukes.
Our expert bilingual naturalist guides will share fascinating insights about whale behavior, migration patterns, and conservation efforts in Baja California Sur. On select tours, you may even have the chance to listen to whale vocalizations through onboard hydrophones, offering a deeper connection to these extraordinary animals.
The experience continues at our state-of-the-art Dolphin Center, where you’ll participate in an enriching Dolphin Signature Swim designed to foster understanding and appreciation for dolphins.
This small-group program begins with a platform interaction, ideal for all swimming levels, where you’ll learn about dolphin anatomy, communication, and behavior. Guests then have the opportunity to enter the water and observe the dolphins from the surface while wearing a mask, creating a magical and respectful encounter.
This experience emphasizes education, conservation, and positive human-animal interaction, all guided by our professional marine mammal specialists.
Our Dolphin Center operates under the highest international standards and is proudly accredited by:
These accreditations reflect our unwavering commitment to animal welfare, conservation, and education.
We offer convenient round-trip shuttle service to and from most hotels in Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo for only $15 USD per traveler. See the full list of hotels by clicking here.
How to Book Your Transportation:
If You’re Staying at an Airbnb or Private Villa:Please select “No Hotel” during the booking process. You will need to meet us at our main office in the Cabo San Lucas Marina at the time specified in your confirmation email.
Main Office Address:Cabo Adventures: Boulevard Paseo de la Marina Lt 7-A, Marina, 23410 Cabo San Lucas, B.C.S.
Whale watching season in Los Cabos is at its peak from December to mid-April, offering an exciting opportunity to witness the wide variety of whales that grace our waters.
While we can't provide an absolute guarantee, our experienced guides will lead you to the best spots during the peak season, making your journey filled with thrilling possibilities. In January and February, the chances of spotting whales are exceptionally high.
Humpback whales are the most commonly sighted species in the Sea of Cortez and are truly spectacular to watch, especially when they breach and perform tail slaps. During the winter months, you may also come across orcas and gray whales. While less commonly spotted, Bryde's whales and minke whales can also make rare appearances.