A highlight of any aquatic adventure, whale sightings are jaw-dropping experiences. These beauties are very photogenic so don’t forget your phone or camera because they are must-haves. Whether cresting atop the water, slapping their tails, or full body breaching, viewing these massive oceanic mammals in their natural habitat gives a strong reminder of the wonder living beneath the keel of the Sea Breeze. Cabo harbors a wide variety of whale life, including: Humpback Whales (the most common of the breaching whale and largest population in Cabo), Grey Whales, and Whale Sharks. On occasion Blue Whales, Sperm Whales, Orcas, and other species have made their presence known to onlookers. The migration patterns of the whales differ from year to year, but typically the whale season runs from mid-November through mid-April, and begins flourishing around mid to late-December when mothers begin to give birth. A month or so later these babies become increasingly more lively until they migrate north again in April.