Mexico Vacation Whale Watching – Stay In Ricon de Guayabitos Hotel – Dine At Ricon de Guayabitos Restaurants
Humpback Whale Watching and Restaurants in Ricon de Guayabitos
My vacations have been to Nayarit, Mexico for the last seven years, chiefly due to the great surfing. I am no professional but I love to ride the waves and the coastline along Banderas Bay is phenomenal. A group of us go to Mexico twice a year for the unbeatable surfing and, well, just because it is so laid back. During some trips, I saw groups doing some humpback whale watching in Sayulita, and while the people on the tours always appeared happy on when they returned, I do not get into wildlife much, nor do my buddies. We always liked to surf, have a couple empanadas at some beachside taco stand, take a nap, surf again, and then have a couple margaritas to close down the evening.
On my most recent vacation to Sayulita I went by myself. My usual companions could not make it and it was kind of a spur of the moment trip for me regardless. It was just one of those gotta-get-away times and I usually answer those with a cheap trip to Mexico. I had performed my customary ritual of surfing, sleeping and drinking for two days and frankly, I was becoming a little lonely at night without my friends. On the third night I was in Mexico, I got myself slightly drunk and started to chat with a group of travelers who were planning a morning trip into Sayulita for a humpback whale watching adventure. It could have been the margaritas, but I was unexpectedly rather interested in getting close to these majestic mammals. My new buddies made it sound like a fantastic encounter, and I was beginning to realize that through my love of surfing and the ocean, I had developed an empathy for the animals in it.
Well, the next morning my head was pounding and I was sick but my new buddies insisted on dragging me into Sayulita for the humpback whale watching trip. I really cannot stand big groups – one of the best arguments for staying away from the tours is that the boats are often packed with people. Mercifully, this was a private voyage and there were only a handful of us. Nothing happened for about a half hour and then just like fifty yards away a huge humpback whale exploded from the water, towered over the surface, blasted a shot of water to take a breath and crashed back into the sea. I saw schooling fish
and even a group of seals. It was the most unique experience in my short life and now every voyage I have to Mexico always includes a whale watching tour.
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