Tour operators in Loreto are key actors in the conservation of the blue whale and the Loreto Bay ecosystem. Their daily work at sea puts them in direct contact with whales and visitors, and their practices have a real impact on the whale watching experience and on the animals' well-being.
This space is dedicated to providing information and resources for tour operators, guides and captains, including:
- Loreto Bay National Park regulations related to whale watching.
- Principles of the Passive Observation method and practical recommendations for its application in the field.
- Training materials on blue whale biology, Gulf ecology and communication with visitors.
The goal is to strengthen responsible nature tourism, which values and protects the blue whale as a unique natural and cultural resource, and at the same time offers meaningful and safe experiences for visitors.
