[Cet article a initialement été publié le 7 août 2024]
On August 2, at 11 am, tourists had the chance to observe a humpback whale and its whale, making several majestic jumps in the bay of Cuajiniquil. This incredible moment was captured on video by the Olger Lara guide: ” The humpback whales are already there, offering their spectacular spectacle; It is the magic of nature, impressive and unforgettable for all those who witness it! », Shared Cuajiniquil Tours on their Facebook page.
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Whale season: an essential attraction
The Whale season at Costa Rica is one of the longest in the world, extending over ten months. The peak months for observation are between August and November, the period during which the chances of seeing these marine giants are maximum.
This year, the season promises to be particularly spectacular. The excursions organized by local businesses, such as Cuajiniquil Tours, allow visitors to live these magical moments closely. The areas like Bahía Santa Elena and the Murciélago islands are privileged sites for these unforgettable excursions.
Migration roads of humpback whales in Central America
The humpback whales follow impressive migratory roads which lead them from the cold waters of the Antarctica and the Alaska to the warm waters of Costa Rica. During their migration, they go through several key points from Central America, where they can be observed.
The Costa Rica, with its coasts bordering the Pacific, offers an ideal habitat for these cetaceans during periods of reproduction and low. Protected berries like that of Cuajiniquil allow whales to rest and raise their young people safely. This migration is a fascinating natural phenomenon that attracts thousands of tourists every year.
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