Two months before the start of the whale watching season on the Mexican coast of the Pacific Ocean, the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat) determined which municipalities of the country will be allowed to carry out recreational whale watching.
In the case of Jalisco, Semarnat published that tourist tours may be carried out in the Bay of Banderas, within the municipalities of Puerto Vallarta and Cabo Corrientes, and in the Bay of Tenacatita, in La Huerta.
However, in the Bay of Banderas, the Secretariat establishes two restricted zones, the area within a 1 . . .
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