After four months of migration in the Mexican Pacific, the whale watching period in Puerto Vallarta has concluded.
Officially, the season ended on Tuesday, March 23, however, on the weekend, whales could still be seen in Banderas Bay, giving a show at a relatively short distance from the city's Malecon, as if they were giving their final encore.
According to Ecología y Conservación de Ballenas AC / Ecobac, an organization dedicated to the preservation and rescue of these cetaceans, the whale watching season in Nayarit and Jalisco is over, for this reason, it . . .
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