Whale Watching in Mancora

The Peruvian coast is noted for whale watching, particularly in Mancora, where humpback whales, dolphins, and other marine species can be seen.

Whale Watching in Mancora

We will pick you up at your hotel in Mancora at the scheduled time to transport you to the pier, where we will board a boat for our sea excursion.

Mancora is recognized for its diverse marine life. On this trip, we will aim to spot common cetaceans along the northern coast of Peru.

As we navigate, we will look for bottlenose dolphins and humpback whales, one of the largest species, which can grow up to 52.5 ft (16 meters) long. These whales come to the Peruvian coast during the summer months for reproduction and can be seen either alone or in groups. There is a chance to observe a mother whale with her calves.

You will enjoy watching the dolphins and whales leaping from the water, and there may be sightings of sea lions and turtles.

After this 3-hour whale-watching experience, we will return to the port and take you back to your hotel in Mancora.

Whale-watching

Mancora's coast is an excellent spot in Peru for observing whales, dolphins, and other species. However, animals are unpredictable, and sightings can vary based on weather conditions and the breeding seasons of different species.