Just 50 yards off of Playa la Ropa. Almost within reach of a kayaker and a paddleboarder. First time in 12 years I've actually seen them in the bay.
Dolphins in the bay!
by ZihuaRob
, Zihuatanejo, México, Tuesday, March 22, 2022, 10:30 (1695 days ago) @ JeffMN
Just 50 yards off of Playa la Ropa. Almost within reach of a kayaker and a paddleboarder. First time in 12 years I've actually seen them in the bay.
Cool! That's the way to see dolphins. Free and in the wild, not captive in tanks or pools.
Dolphins in the bay!
by Quadra Paul
, British Columbia, Tuesday, March 22, 2022, 11:54 (1695 days ago) @ ZihuaRob

Dolphins in the bay!
by Ironwood
, Tuesday, March 22, 2022, 16:12 (1695 days ago) @ JeffMN
Just 50 yards off of Playa la Ropa. Almost within reach of a kayaker and a paddleboarder. First time in 12 years I've actually seen them in the bay.
We saw a pod (?) of 6-8 dolphins swim right over to the rocks in front of Casa Que Canta a few years ago....maybe the same ones you saw.
Otherwise, we've been to Playa Larga a half-dozen times in Feb/March and have yet to see any dolphins, when in past years it was a guaranteed daily occurrence. Also we've not seen any whales from the beach during February and March, but we had quite a show in November/December.
Dolphins in the bay!
by Gregorio M.
, Wednesday, March 23, 2022, 14:20 (1694 days ago) @ JeffMN
Lucky sighting- good for you. We have seen a few small pods in the bay over the years. A number of years ago we were out on a fishing trip when a few dolphins surfaced behind the boat. The crew quickly reeled in the lines but before they got them in a couple of the rods had “lost” the bait. Amazing how accurately the dolphins can take the bait off of a hook with out getting hooked.
Then suddenly there were dolphins everywhere!! Without exaggeration there had to be 30-40 of them popping up around the boat in all directions. They were swimming submerged along both sides of the boat. It was absolutely spectacular! I commented that even if we didn’t catch anything I got my money’s worth 10 times over. We eventually did land. 90 lb sailfish. What a glorious day it was!

