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I have been vacationing in Nayarit, Mexico for a long time, chiefly due to the great surfing. I am no great surfer but I love to catch the breakers and the coastline along Mexico’s Pacific beaches is incredible. A group of us go to Mexico a few times a year for the unbeatable surfing and, well, just because it is Mexico. During many trips, I noticed people heading out for humpback whale watching in Sayulita, and while the people on the tours always seemed excited on the trip back, I do not get into wildlife much, nor do my buddies. We always liked to surf, have a couple empanadas at some beachside taco stand, take a nap, surf again, and then have a couple margaritas to close down the evening.

The last time I was in Sayulita I went alone. My regular buddies could not make the trip and it was something of a spur of the moment trip for me anyway. Stress at work lead to fits of frustration and I always answer those with a fast jaunt to Mexico. I had executed my traditional routine of surfing, sleeping and drinking for a few and frankly, I was not having a great deal of fun without my companions. On the third night I was there, I got myself mildly intoxicated and struck up a conversation with a group of travelers who were planning to head into Sayulita for a humpback whale watching trip. It could have been the margaritas, but I was suddenly quite interested in seeing these big things up close. My new pals made it sound like wonderful experience, and I was awakening to the fact that owing to my love of surfing and the water, I had fostered an affinity for the creatures in it.

Well, the next morning my head was pounding and I felt terrible but my new friends insisted on hauling me off to Sayulita for the humpback whale watching voyage. I am not one for crowds – one of the best arguments for staying away from the tours is that usually there are loads of tourists. Thankfully, this was a private voyage and there were maybe ten of us. Nothing happened for about a half hour and then just like fifty yards away an enormous humpback whale blasted out of the ocean, towered over the surface, blasted a shot of water to take a breath and crashed back into the ocean. I saw schooling fish
and even a group of seals. It was probably the most surreal experience of my life and now every voyage I have to Mexico includes a whale watching tour.

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