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Swimming with whale sharks in Baja, Mexico, requires obtaining permits from local authorities to enter protected marine zones.1:56 These areas restrict access to a limited number of boats and people to minimize environmental impact.2:01 Whale sharks are filter feeders that congregate in regions with high plankton concentrations, such as this site, where they can grow up to 40 feet long.3:54 Visitors must follow specific regulations, including zones designated for observation and swimming, while avoiding activities like fishing or using paddle craft.4:35 After the morning swim, a 45-minute drive leads to the town of Todos Santos on the Pacific coast.12:40 This area features local farms, art galleries, and the Hotel California.12:53 The region also serves as a vantage point for observing migrating humpback whales from the shore, particularly near beach bars along the coast.16:51

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