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Are we bothering the whales? Specialists call for an end to tourism harassment on BCS coasts in 2026. Learn the rules every visitor must follow for an ethical and safe sighting.

The whales are here! The sixth census in Ojo de Liebre records more than 440 specimens, marking a successful season for marine life and tourism in Mulegé this 2026.

Authorities and scientists rescue the remains of a gray whale in Puerto Chale. The skeleton will be used for research and education, strengthening the culture of conservation in BCS in 2026.

Children from rural areas of La Paz visited the gray whale sanctuary in Puerto Chale for the first time. A social tourism program fostering environmental education and love for nature in new generations in 2026.

Puerto Chale reports an extraordinary season with over 160 gray whales in its bay. The high influx of cetaceans positions this destination as an ecotourism leader in 2026, boosting the local economy under strict environmental protection protocols.

CONANP reported the first gray whale births in the sanctuaries of Baja California Sur for the 2026 season. This biological milestone confirms the importance of Sudcalifornian lagoons as the world's primary nursery area, highlighting the success of conservation programs and the health of the marine ecosystem on the peninsula.