jbcoug - 2-23-2017 at 03:43 PM
I will be passing through Mulege in a couple of weeks with a friend. He only has a few days in the area. Is there someone or somewhere in Mulege where
I could find out if and where there may be whalesharks in the bay? Someone with a panga that would take us out would be great or if someone could
direct us if there are any where we could kayak to would also be good. Any contacts would be appreciated!
[Edited on 2-23-2017 by jbcoug]
Justbozo - 2-23-2017 at 06:06 PM
Here is local fellow who does great tours.
http://elburrobajatours.com/#stage1
jbcoug - 2-23-2017 at 09:44 PM
Thanks Bozo!
Gulliver - 2-23-2017 at 09:47 PM
The small one (12-15'?)in Conception has been around most days this month. Kayakers out of El Burro and El Coyote have been paddling with it fairly
often.
bajamary1952 - 2-24-2017 at 04:12 PM
Probably won't find many tours there because legally the person should have a permit to get near the whales. At least that is what is done everywhere
else with whale tour operations.
Gulliver - 2-24-2017 at 05:47 PM
The permit setup only exists where there is a tour operation to protect financially. And rightly so in my opinion.
The whale shark in Bahia Conception doesn't even notice the kayakers and swimmers. By the way, it's not a whale.
amigobaja - 2-25-2017 at 09:04 PM
I checked the whale shark itinerary( whales .com) online and we need more info. Date expected in the area, arrival time and how far out you're willing
to go for the experience. With this info you can uber it and have the whale delivered close to you. Oh I meant the fish.
Gulliver - 2-25-2017 at 09:08 PM
Ummm . . . .
I'll ask the whale about his vacation plans tomorrow if I see him (her?).
Wait a minute. You mean the human's rival times and stuff. Sorry.
Gulliver - 2-25-2017 at 09:10 PM
I was in LaPaz two weeks ago and a couple of people told me they were happy with some sort of whale shark experience based there. Guaranteed sitings I
understand.
Whale Sharks La Paz
bajamary1952 - 2-27-2017 at 09:12 AM
I went on a whale shark trip several weeks ago in La Paz and we saw only 1 whale shark in the bay. If it is windy the plankton stirs up the water so
much that you can barely seem them inless they are near the surface. Also if you have other boats around with idiots who don't know how to swim with
fins, i.e., splashing everywhere which usually scares off any of them. I'm going to wait and go to Bahia de Los Angeles later this year and hopefully
have better luck there with much less tourists as in La Paz.