Baja and Sea of Cortez Whale-Watching Expedition 9 Days / 8 Nights
February 23, 2005
March 1, 2005*
March 9, 2005
March 15, 2005* (* Denotes Reverse Itinerary)
›› Limited Time Special Offer: $575 air credit
from the West Coast.
Discover the natural history, beautiful scenery, and diverse wildlife of the all-but-deserted islands and bays of the Sea of Cortez aboard the 138-passenger Yorktown Clipper. Escorted by our onboard naturalists and other experts, you will explore islands virtually uninhabited by humans, but home to such a variety of plants and animals that naturalists have been moved to compare this area to the legendary Galápagos Islands.
Walk on secluded beaches and see wild desert landscapes dotted with cacti. Enjoy close-up encounters with the legendary gray whales of Bahía Magdalena. Swim and snorkel in some of the clearest, bluest waters imaginable. Large cruise ships are not permitted to visit the islands in these waters, 47 of which have been declared wildlife refuges by the Mexican government.
Discover the natural history, beautiful scenery, and diverse wildlife of the all-but-deserted islands and bays of the Sea of Cortez aboard the 138-passenger Yorktown Clipper. Escorted by our onboard naturalists and other experts, you will explore islands virtually uninhabited by humans, but home to such a variety of plants and animals that naturalists have been moved to compare this area to the legendary Galápagos Islands.