Several Canadian airlines suspend flights to Mexico and Canada through April 30. Canada has introduced a mandatory supervised quarantine in mandated hotels and many Canadian airlines have agreed to suspend flights to Mexico and the Caribbean effective Sunday, January 31, 2021 through April 30, 2021. Canada’s main airlines have agreed to cancel service to […]
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Whale Watching on the San Ignacio Lagoon
Posted onYou can really get up close and personal with a gray whale Extreme close-up of the eye of a gray whale, Our guests enjoy a personal interaction with these mammals of the sea. One of the friendly gray whales of the San Ignacio Lagoon in Baja California Sur A gray whale follicking in the San […]
Swimming with Sea Lions in Bahia La Paz
Posted onSwimming with Sea Lions at Los Islotes, north of La Paz El Bajo is a popular location for fishermen of the legged and finned varieties Sea lion yearling flirts with the photographer Up close and personal with a sea lion in the Sea of Cortez The Sea Lion Encounters in the Bay of La Paz […]
Comparing Baja’s Small Expedition Ships
Posted onSafari Endeavor Commodore Suite Yoga aboard the Safari Endevour – AdventureSmith Explorations The Westward in the Sea of Cortez – Photo Wendy Shattil View from the Westward fordeck – Photo Wendy Shattil The Westward cruising the Sea of Cortez – Photo Wendy Shattil A small ship cruise of the Sea of Cortez aboard the Westward […]
Legalization could make Cabo a Travel “Pot Spot”
Posted onCould Los Cabos become Mexico’s First Travel Pot Spot? The plan to legalize marijuana in Baja California Sur has not defined who would provide the product. Could Baja Sur soon have the ‘Warm smell of colitas, rising up through the air’ LEGALLY?’ The discussion began with an off the cuff remark by the Federal Secretario […]
The Biology and Geology of Baja Travel Guide
Posted onSaisipuedes Mamalaria Cactus El Castile showing stratification Puerto Cello Bahia de Los Angeles This book is written for the enjoyment of the average person who has an interest in the natural surroundings and almost unique geology and biology of the Baja California Peninsula. It will provide for your enjoyment as you travel along Baja’s highways. […]
Visit Magdalena Bay in February and March
Posted onWhale watching in Magdelena Bay in Baja California Sur – Jose Pedraza Magdalena Bay has been called the Jewel of the Pacific, Mexico’s Chesapeake Bay and is often accompanied by adjectives that, if you don’t know the place, border on hyperbolic: amazing, marvelous, incredible, majestic (we use this one). Though if you have visited this […]
Comparing Four Small Expedition Ships in Baja
Posted onNational Geographic Sea Lion – Photo Niki Swenson National Geographic’s Sea Bird Cabin – Photo Marco Ricca Safari Endeavor Commodore Suite National Geographic Sea Bird – Photo Ralph Lee Hopkins National Geographic Sea Bird on the Sea of Cortez – Ralph Lee Hopkins National Geographic at Elephant Rock – Photo Daniel R. Westergren Yoga aboard […]
Comparing Baja’s Four Small Expedition Ships
Posted onNational Geographic Sea Lion – Photo Niki Swenson National Geographic’s Sea Bird Cabin – Photo Marco Ricca Safari Endeavor Commodore Suite National Geographic Sea Bird – Photo Ralph Lee Hopkins National Geographic Sea Bird on the Sea of Cortez – Ralph Lee Hopkins National Geographic at Elephant Rock – Photo Daniel R. Westergren Yoga aboard […]
The Sea Lions of Los Islotes – An Imagery Book by Luke Inman
Posted onSample image from “los Islotes” Imagery by Luke Inman Sample image from the book “Los Islotes” by Luke Inman Sample image from the book “Los Islotes” by Luke Inman` Sample image from the book “Los Islotes” by Luke Inman Sample image from the book “Los Islotes” by Luke Inman Sample image from the book “Los […]
