Experience Whale Watching

Peru is truly a paradise for travelers since this place offers all kinds of terrains, including deserts, mountains, rainforests, and beaches. The beaches in this country also offer one of the most incredible activities on the northern coast of Peru, which is whale watching. Every year, between August to October, the whales migrate from the cold waters of the Antarctic to the warm waters of the north of Peru to reproduce or give birth to their young. It is estimated that up to 2,000 whales arrive per season at the beaches of Órganos, Cabo Blanco, and Punta Sal.

During the whale's mating period, you can go on a boat and reasonably expect to see some whales up close. If you are lucky, you will see them very closely, from the same coast or beaches. However, It is thought to be best if you take a tour on a big yacht since the giant animal can break your boat very easily. Usually, these tours offer the assistance of a qualified guide (Biologist), sonars that allow you to listen to the song of the whales, and other security implements. Watching the biggest mammals on earth with docile and harmonious movements from a close distant will for sure make an amazing experience for tourists from all over the world.