paulinejon
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Reputable Whale watching trips
Am trying to find out if Keith 'Baja' Jones is a reputable person with whom to go whale watching. Has anyone used his services? Would be grateful
for any info before I handover my hard earned cash.
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shari
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a good credo....if you don't have anything good to say...shut up....
so...no comment!
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The Gull
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Keep shopping
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Cypress
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Antonio at Laguna San Ignacio.
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We second Cypress's motion. We had a wonderful experience with Antonio's.
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Me too on Antonio
Low key place, the food is pretty darn good
and the boat drivers do a good job,
you may even get Antonio to drive yours.
Just show up, pay up, enjoy....
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paulinejon
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Thanks everyone, just the logistics of getting from the UK to Baja to deal with now.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by paulinejon
Thanks everyone, just the logistics of getting from the UK to Baja to deal with now. |
if looking for trip where you drive yourself to lagoon, try Kuyima (or Antonio as mentioned above). If looking for a trip by air charter out of san
diego, try Baja Discovery
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shari
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Since you need to fly in and would like to stay in nice accomodations instead of a camp, I suggest writing to Jose Angel...they will be doing fly-ins
to Ojo de Liebre next season and are very professional folks, will have good naturalists on board to add to your experience and the hotels are really
nice. info@cedrosoutdooradventures.com
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capt. mike
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booking now for next season jan- april san ignacio lagoon. our 20th year.
3, 4, or 5 day trips. stay at Kuyima, Campo Cortez or Mulege's Serenidad.
march fills up before the Greys even arrive. call or write.
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