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A private, unhurried whale-watching experience from San José del Cabo.
Set out for a personal encounter with marine wildlife, without the uncertainty and crowds of shared whale-watching boats — timing, focus, and pace are all built around your group.
Departing from San José del Cabo rather than Cabo San Lucas' marina, this private tour gives a different, quieter stretch of coastline to search for whales during the real December-to-April season.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Pickup from your San José del Cabo hotel.
A quieter alternative to the Cabo San Lucas marina, with its own stretch of coastline.
No fixed schedule shared with other boats — the captain adjusts timing around real sighting conditions.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
Set out for a personal encounter with marine wildlife, without the uncertainty and crowds of shared whale-watching boats — timing, focus, and pace are all built around your group. Departing from San José del Cabo rather than Cabo San Lucas' marina, this private tour gives a different, quieter stretch of coastline to search for whales during the real December-to-April season.
San José del Cabo is the older of "Los Cabos"'s two towns — a former Spanish mission settlement and Pericú fishing village at the time Hernán Cortés first explored this coastline in the 1530s, compared to Cabo San Lucas' newer identity as the region's marina and nightlife hub. Its historic center still centers on 18th- and 19th-century buildings, including the Misión San José del Cabo Añuití.
That history translates into a different real stretch of coastline for whale watching: boats leaving San José del Cabo's own marina work different water than the Cabo San Lucas fleet clustered around Land's End and the Arch, covering a quieter, less-trafficked corridor east toward the East Cape rather than the busier tip of the peninsula.
The same real season applies here as elsewhere in Los Cabos — roughly December through April, with humpback sightings most common in January and February — but a private charter working this quieter stretch can reposition around real sighting activity rather than sticking to one fixed route shared with other boats.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.
