Whale & Dolphin Tour, Drake Bay

Step aboard your boat and set out from Drake Bay for an unforgettable dolphin and whale-watching adventure. The secluded sandy curve of Drake Bay offers a backdrop of lush and unspoiled waters, making it one of the most biologically intense places on the planet. Named after the notorious pirate Sir Francis Drake, the bay today draws visitors for its wildlife-rich landscapes and seascapes.

Your adventure begins with the opportunity to spot several species of dolphins, including spotted dolphins, bottlenose dolphins, spinner dolphins, common dolphins, and rough-tooth dolphins, all of which are regularly seen year-round. From mid-July to October, you'll have the chance to spot southern migration whales, including the distinctive humpbacks. From mid-November through April, you may be able to see northern migration whales.

Throughout the trip, your experienced guide will share fascinating insights into the local marine life and the surrounding wilderness of Corcovado National Park. Depending on the weather, you may also have the chance to go snorkeling to see turtles, manta rays, and other marine life up close.

It's important to remember that dolphins and whales are in their natural habitat, and respecting them and their boundaries is crucial. Never force them to interact with you, the boat, or other passengers. The most memorable interactions are when the dolphins and whales choose you!