We immediately thought it could be a hybrid blue/fin whale as however rare these hybrids are they are known with genetic  certainly to exis

Hello Everyone, The wonderful Baja 2020 season in which the Sea of Cortez came alive once again has come to a close.

Due to the virus our week 6 group was depleted, but those who stayed were from England and Virginia.

Our week 5 guests hailed from Florida, Oregon, Virginia and England. This will be brief as we are off to San Basilio (already a bit late) an

Our week 4 guests hailed from New Mexico, Arizona and Norway. They were all treated to a fabulous week, with fair winds,

Our group 3 guests were greeted with a massive multi day north wind that howled and howled some more.

Our week 2 guests hailed from California, Brazil, and North Carolina, and were treated to quite a show by the numerous whales we encountered

We had a spectacular week in the villa out at San Basilio 25 miles north of Loreto. The place is gorgeous, remote, quiet,

Now, how might one ask could we possibly have ended up with a hammerhead shark in our panga? Simple

Our weeks 3 and 4 guests hailed from New Mexico, New Jersey, Oregon, Massachusetts and New York.

Our week two guests hailed from California and Florida. We finally spotted our first blue whale of the season, with Delphi doing the fieldwo

All of our first weeks guests hailed from North Carolina save one from Pennsylvania.

As has happened for most of this season the week began with wind. But things calmed down

Our days on the Sea of Cortez this week were remarkably similar to each other, and the diversity of experience for the week came also from o

Our week 5 guests hailed from Virginia, Washington DC, England and Florida. This week was a reunion of old friends with all guests except on

Our week 5 guests hailed from: New Mexico, North Carolina and right here in Baja California

WEEK 4 was a grand group from Florida, Maryland, Nevada, California and Germany.

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.