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Please be advised that this information has not been updated since the 2004.    If considering whale watching at Magdalena Bay I suggest you check out our Whale watch location comparison page.  There the differences between locations is explained in detail.

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                       Whale watching tour operators quick comparison chart:

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Name of tour operator or business Estimated extra cost P/P of transport from U.S. to Baja Transportation to Baja whale watch destination Lodging/

beds

Number of whale watches/

estimate of actual hourson the water

Whale watch destination Trip price per person/single supplement

+++ indicates there are other costs such as transport to Baja

Estimated actual trip price, from departure point in the U.S.
Baja Jones Adventure Travel 0 Drive down via van or Suburban.

Air charter on some trips. 

Or our Loreto access you take scheduled airline to Loreto

Motel/

beds

5 trips

12 hrs.

Laguna Ojo de Liebre (formerly Scammons Lagoon) $1,595 January

$1,695 Feb $1,695 March

no single travel charge ever

$1,395 Loreto access

$ 1,595 drivedown

$1,695 air charter

Baja Adventure Company ++$350 YOU MUST Get to Loreto Tents/

cots

6 trips

12 hours

San Ignacio Lagoon $1,400 +++ $200 single $1,750
Baja Expeditions 0 Air transport Tents/

cots

6 trips

12 hours

San Ignacio Lagoon $1,895 ++

$200 single

$1,895
Baja Discovery 0 Bus and air combination Tents/

cots

6 trips

12 hours

San Ignacio Lagoon $1,825 ++

200 single

$1,825
Baja Quest ++$400

+++100

YOU MUST get to La Paz Tents/cots 5  trips

10 hours?

Magdalena Bay $1,200/++

Yes for single supplement

$1,700
Baja Motion 0 Drive down 4 days of travel time Motels

beds

1 trip

3 hours

Laguna Ojo de Liebre $800/???

More a baja discovery trip than a whale watch trip

$800
Destination Wilderness 0 Air and drive combination Motels and ?? 3 trips

6 hours

Laguna Ojo de Liebre $2,250/yes???

Another baja discovery trip less whale watching

$2,250
Baja Outpost ++$350 YOU Must get to Loreto Motels/beds 5 trips

10 hours

Magdalena Bay $1,236/yes??+

Long drive daily to whales

$1,586
SS tours ++$400

++$100

YOU Must get to La Paz??? Motels/tents/ cots 2 trips

4 to 6 hours

Magdalena Bay $1,795 ++

single supplement uncertain

$2,300++ I am not sure about air to La Paz whether included or not
Miramar Adventures ++$500 for car

200 for motel $200 food

You must drive to Guerrero Negro and Laguna Ojo de Liebre Motels

beds

2 or 3 trips 5 to 7 hours of whale watch Laguna Ojo de Liebre $600 but not included are transport, food along the way, gas, car rental, lodging $1,500 to $1,800 depending on car rent cost and Mex. Insurance etc.
               

I made this chart because so many people tell me that what is included and not included in the price of many tours is confusing. I agree with them. I try to tell you exactly what you are paying for. That isn’t the case with some operators. You should of course check all facts for yourself. This chart was compiled off of internet web sites and quite likely the prices listed have increased. We do not warranty the quality of our information, but believe we have copied the information accurately. Some tour operators do not state clearly how many whale watches they give. We made our best effort to determine the true number. If anyone finds an error, we will of course promptly make any corrections.

Whale watching tour operators please let me know if I have made any mistakes with the above information. I run my website on the basis of scrupulous honesty. Nothing less is acceptable. It is only fair to our clients, who will be spending several thousand dollars on an adventure of a lifetime, that they know precisely what they are paying for. I run my operation out of a love for the whales and a desire to preserve the species and their environment by a program of education. That is why I do what I do. I hope you share in those feelings.