Explore the great underwater in the Sea of Cortez, Swimming With Whale Sharks. No other experience can compare with coming face-to-face with the biggest fish on the planet. Hop on a boat sailing catamaran and meet these giants of the sea up close. With our guide present, there's nothing to fear. Usually, the guide is a marine biologist with all the needed certifications and permits and vast experience. Whale sharks might look intimidating, but they are very gentle creatures.

Make your trip unforgettable because an experience like this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity! Fulfill this desire and unearth the majestic mysteries of the underwater world with us! In this blog, let's understand how we make swimming and Snorkel With Whale Sharks Los Cabos an entirely safe endeavor.

Swimming and snorkeling with whale sharks Los Cabos

Responsible behaviour

When you're in the sea, you are responsible for your actions. The guide will assist you in the best way possible. To avoid disturbing the creature in its habitat, we drop guests off way ahead, not too close to an ongoing whale shark. When Swimming With Whale Sharks, keep your head up and look at the waterline of the sharks. Focus your attention on something other than the downside of the ocean floor.

Swimming with a whale shark should be done alongside her, not above or below her. Beware if the fish is stressed, as told by the guide.

Calm and gentle behavior

The approach should be calm and gentle when Snorkel With Whale Shark Los Cabos. Do not chase these white sharks or block their path. Just glide alongside her. Encounter the whale shark from the side, and for an optimal view of the whale shark in the water, snorkel alongside the shark near its pectoral fins.

If a shark banks, back away at the very moment. Though it's a gentle creature, respecting its passiveness and mood is important. You have to be aware that it's their natural habitat, so let them take the lead in how the encounter should be.