It is at daybreak that the lagoon of Puerto Adolfo Lopez Mateos reveals its finest assets to day visitors. As the sun begins to set the dunes ablaze with its warm light, ghostly reflections multiply across the still-empty waters. Although, not quite empty...
A few whales are already crossing the lagoon. Most often with calves who, at this early hour, enjoy a hearty breakfast. With a little patience and luck, you may be able to see maternal milk flowing from the mother's teats, as shown in one of the photos in the album.
For two hours, you can explore the lagoon at your own pace. Most often with no company other than the whales.
It is after nine, or even ten in the morning, that most observers arrive at the piers. But the light has shifted, and the privileged moment with these sea giants is no longer the same. It is time for you to enjoy your well-earned Mexican breakfast, rich with the memories of your morning.