Activity is a pillar for the economic development of coastal communities Humpback whales carry out one of the longest migrations in the animal kingdom, traveling from the cold polar waters to the tropics to reproduce and give birth to their young, in an incredible and unique spectacle of nature that can be enjoyed in Costa Rica. The warmth of these crystalline waters makes them one of the favorite channels for these majestic marine mammals to carry out their migration and delight national and foreign tourists with a fascinating experience. Whale watching, in addition to being the pillar for the economic development of coastal communities, also encourages the conservation of biodiversity.
During this month and until October, tourists will be able to observe them from boats that leave from Quepos, Dominical and Uvita, including Golfito. If you are thinking of enjoying the show, the agencies have a varied offer in terms of complementary services, duration, type of transportation and price. Most of the packages include food and snorkeling equipment, along with the sighting, which on average lasts three to four hours.
Unmissable “Watching humpback whales and their calves leaping in the ocean is something we should all definitely see at some point in our lives. This is why we are so excited to announce the start of whale season, a unique opportunity to experience this up close. fascinating natural phenomenon,” said Jeff Duchesneau, manager of Marina Pez Vela.
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