Marine biologist guide
Professional photos included
Hydrophone to hear the whales
Anda expeditions is a small, family operated business.
Every tour is unique and handled with passion and attention to detail. We are about tranquil and respectful interactions with the ocean and its wildlife. It’s about bridging worlds, understanding the majestic creatures that roam our oceans, and fostering a deeper connection with the planet.
6
Years studying whales
77,000
Photos taken
800
Whales identified
I recently went on a whale watching tour with Anda expeditions and it was absolutely unforgettable! Our marine biologist guide was incredibly knowledgeable, sharing fascinating insights about the whales and their behaviors. We were lucky enough to see multiple whales breaching and playing. The captain navigated us smoothly through the waters, making the experience comfortable. The group size was small, meant we could ask plenty of questions and really engage with the guide. Highly recommend this tour for anyone looking to connect with nature!
Katy
Our marine biologist guide was a highlight—so passionate and knowledgeable! We witnessed many different whale behaviors, from playful breaches of a newborn baby whale to males competing for a female. We also saw around 15 dolphins following two Humpback whales. Our guide is also a professional photographer – she took stunning photos that we got emailed after the tour (she even got some underwater shots!). We will definitely come back next time we’re in Cabo! Highly recommend 🙂
Linda
I can’t say enough good things about our whale watching tour! Our captain took us to see the arch and sea lion colony, where we had time to take photos. Afterwards we went in the opposite direction from other boats, and after around 20 minutes we stopped to watch Humpback whale mother with a calf. Our guide explained us about their migration and behavior, and answered all questions. After a while our captain spotted other whales in the distance so we went to see them too. All this time we were the only boat around “our” whales, which made it very special.