San Ignacio Base Camp

Each winter from December through April a magnificent event takes place along the Eastern Pacific Shoreline. A primal calling brings forth the longest mammal migration known to man;

From the cold Arctic waters of the Bering Sea Pacific Gray whales make their way South to the remote warm water lagoons of Mexico's Baja Peninsula. It is in these desert lagoons that the propagation of these magnificent animals is guaranteed.

bottlenose dolphins.

We invite you to join us in the remote desert lagoon of San Ignacio where man and leviathan have formed a unique and peaceful relationship.

These Gray whales seem to seek out human interaction. Often mothers with calves will approach our skiffs to present their calves to eager whale watchers encouraging us to scratch them as they lounge around our skiffs.

Comments:
We offer a variety of packages: 5 day private air charter $1900+ tax pp; 7 day overland excursions $1375+ tax pp; 4 day econo-bus tour $899+ tax pp; Self arrivals $185 + tax pp;
Our camp is all inclusive (all meals drinks kayaking accommodations natural history excursions whale watching) We look forward to your visit.

From Our Guestbook:

Had a great trip to Paris & Turkey but I am still ready for lovely San Ignacio Lagoon! I can't tell you how memorable & wonderful our trip with you was last February. GH Elkton Maryland

Thank you for the great photos and an unforgettable day in the Sea of Cortez.We had one of the best times of our lives in La Paz and the highlight was definately the sea lions and dolphins. T & A TUCSON ARIZONA