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Whale Shark Watching
June to November
These giants of the sea, which can measure up to 14 meters in length, visit the bay from June to November to feed on plankton and krill.
Whale shark watching in Bahía de Los Ángeles is a unique and unforgettable experience. The excursions for the sighting are organized by local tour operators that offer a safe and respectful experience with marine life.
Although whale sharks are huge, they are harmless to humans, feeding only on plankton and krill. Swimming with them is completely safe and an experience that is hard to forget.
The excursions to watch whale sharks usually last around two hours and are carried out in small groups with specialized guides who offer explanations about the marine fauna and flora of the bay. It is important to respect the sighting rules, such as not touching the sharks or getting too close, to guarantee their protection and conservation.
NEARBY BEACHES
- Playa La Gringa: This beach is perfect for swimming and kayaking. It is located in the south of Bahía de los Ángeles and offers beautiful views of the Gulf of California and the nearby mountains. It is a quiet beach where you can enjoy the sun and the sea in a relaxed atmosphere.
- Playa La Mona: Located in the southern part of Bahía de los Ángeles, with its crystal clear waters and white sand, it is a quiet beach where you can enjoy the sun and nature.
- Playa La Calavera: Located on the west side of the bay, this beach is known for its impressive rock formations. It is a popular place to snorkel and to see the rich local marine life, such as sea lions and sea turtles.
- Punta Arena Beach: Home to an old red and white lighthouse that still serves as a guide for the local fishermen's pangas. One of the most rewarding activities in Punta Arena is bird watching, since throughout the day you can see birds enjoying this beautiful natural environment, fishing in the sea and eating clams.
ISLANDS
Bahía de los Ángeles is a bay located on the east coast of the Baja California peninsula, in Mexico. In this bay there are several islands and some islets, which are popular destinations for activities such as diving, fishing and ecological tourism. In total, there are about 28 islands and islets in Bahía de los Ángeles, the best known and most important being Ángel de la Guarda Island, Coronado Island, Smith Island and Shark Island. In addition, there are many other smaller islands that can also be visited. Each island has its own characteristics and natural attractions, so each one can be explored and enjoyed in different ways.
San Borja Mission
San Borja is a small community located on the Baja California peninsula, Mexico. The community is surrounded by nature, from mountains to lakes and crystalline rivers that will allow you to immerse yourself in a calm and isolated environment. In addition, it has a series of very interesting archaeological sites, such as the cave paintings of the Cuevas de San Francisco, which date back more than 10,000 years.
The virgin nature and the archaeological sites make San Borja an unmissable place for lovers of adventure and tranquility. The community is a perfect destination for hiking, climbing, biking, and exploring natural and cultural areas.
Sport fishing
Bahía de Los Ángeles is an incomparable sport fishing destination for fishing lovers. With a wide variety of marine species and expert local guides, the Bahía de Los Angeles is the perfect place to experience sport fishing in Mexico.
amosa for its abundant fishing waters and for the marine biodiversity it harbors. Some of the most popular species among sport fishermen are Marlin, Tuna, Dorado, Mackerel, Pargo, Corvina,...
To practice sport fishing in Bahía de los Ángeles, it is important to find out about the regulations and restrictions established by the Mexican authorities. In general, sport fishermen need a valid fishing license to fish in Mexican waters, which can be obtained through local authorities or online.
Observation of Marine Life
Several fascinating marine life species can be found here. Some of them include:
- Gray and Blue Whales: Bahía de los Ángeles is a popular mating and feeding ground for gray and blue whales, especially during the winter months.
- Dolphins: There are several species of dolphins that can be seen in the Bahía de los Ángeles, including the common dolphin, the bottlenose dolphin and the spotted dolphin.
- Sea turtles: Several species of sea turtles, such as the hawksbill turtle and the green turtle, nest in the Bahía de los Ángeles.
- Sea lions: Bahía de los Ángeles has several colonies of sea lions that can be observed up close on boat excursions.
- Manta Rays: The waters of Bahía de los Ángeles are also home to several species of manta rays, including the giant manta ray.
- Fish and other marine creatures: The bay is an ideal place for sport fishing and you can find various species of fish such as marlin, tuna, dorado and snapper, as well as other marine creatures such as sharks, octopus, starfish, sea and hermit crabs.
Diving & snorkeling
Diving and snorkeling are popular activities in Bahía de los Ángeles, as the waters are crystal clear and the marine life is diverse and fascinating.
It is important to take into account the preservation of ecosystems and marine life in Bahía de los Ángeles, so it is recommended to practice diving and snorkeling responsibly and respecting the aquatic environment.
The most visited are:
-Coronado Island
- Horsehead Island
- Alcatraz Island
- Alcatracito
- Drowned Stones
- Punta Don Juan
- The Burned
- Fisherman
- Gringa Beach
Paintings
Several sites with cave paintings dating back thousands of years can be found. One of the best-known areas is La Cueva del Raton, which is located near the bay and is accessible by car.
The Mouse Cave contains some of the oldest cave paintings in Baja California, believed to have been created by the region's ancient inhabitants more than 7,000 years ago. The paintings depict various animals and humans, and are fascinating testimony to the region's ancient rock art.
