From Guererro Negro its another 90 miles to San Ignacio, a beautiful oasis. We stayed at Ignacio Springs Bed & Breakfast.
Then a 2 hour bumpy dirt road to the lagoon.
We stayed at 3 nights at Kuyimita Ecotourism resort, which was a fascinating and wonderful learning experience in leaving no traces while visiting nature.
The kids got amazingly close to whales, including touching them.
Katrina getting visted up close - wow!!!
The camp is in the background in this pic, and the camp director, Sextos, is conducting a tour of their "museum" complete with a whale skeleton.
A common area in camp for dining (great meals!), happy hour, games, and songs.
The kids got amazingly close to whales, including touching them.
Great bonding time!
Katrina getting visted up close - wow!!!
The camp is in the background in this pic, and the camp director, Sextos, is conducting a tour of their "museum" complete with a whale skeleton.
A common area in camp for dining (great meals!), happy hour, games, and songs.
By the end of our stay, we were all experts on gray whales.
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