Sleeping under cacti
Off the Transpeninsular Highway, the true adventure awaits: join us on a dusty off-road trip through the gigantic cactus forests of Baja California to forgotten ghost towns and rare desert dragons.
Three whales, three worlds
Three very different whales, an endless ocean and the ticking of the clock. Off the coast of Baja California, we experience a truly special whale safari. Join us in Cousteau’s famous “aquarium of the world” as we encounter curious stragglers, leaping humpbacks and a scrawny giant, right before we swap the sea salt for the dust of the desert.
Eye to eye with the world’s largest fish in Mexico
There are few indescribable moments in life, and our encounter with a whale shark in Baja was exactly that. It is also high on our list of top encounters. However, swimming through Cousteau’s Aquarium has been a highlight throughout.
Mexico’s eternal children – Looking for the Axolotl
We dive into the water in Mexiko’s mountains – or at least our phones. Just to see these small creatures in their habitat.
About heavyweights and mist dragons
Part II offers even more adrenaline – and a touch of tranquillity. Two more completely different ecosystems and new adventures amidst crocodiles, caimans and little dragons.
About hanging snakes and stowaways
From the southern ratsnakes in a cave full of bats to the rattlesnake in the north looking for a cave in our car and the story about how we ended at these places.
The perfect picture: coincidence or staged?
Some tourists come back with beautiful wildlife photos. But is it pure luck? There are now tour operators willing to stage anything in exchange for the right amount of money. Also animal pictures.
Howling and acrobacy
We sometimes make a monkey out of ourselves, but we can’t yet swing through the canopy. Anyway, here you get a sneak peak into Costa Ricas’ primates.
Looking for the quetzal
We take you on a rainy hike through the cloud forest with Michael’s pictures.
Encounters with Giants: Whale Season in Central America
We have seen the giants on land, it was time to see the ones living at the Pacific coast: the humpack whales.