San Diego Whale Watch Blog
January 20, 2025
How did the gray whale become a motivational speaker? - It was always going with the flow! This morning’s trip started off with a very shy gray...
Gray whale galore!
Gray whale galore! On today’s morning trip we started off with an amazing pod of ~300 long-beaked common dolphins. They were surfing in our wake,...
January 18, 2025
Straight out of the jetties today we saw a MASSIVE feeding frenzy of seabirds that stretched for MILES! No marine life down below, however after...
January 17, 2025
The Gray whale season is perking up! It was an AMAZING day with multiple Gray whales and Common dolphins sighted! On our afternoon trip, we cruised...
How San Diego’s Unique Marine Environment Supports Whale Watching
Whale watching in San Diego is a remarkable experience, attracting tourists, eco-enthusiasts, and marine conservationists alike. The city's coastal...
January 16, 2025
We hung out with FIVE Gray whales and 200 Long-beaked Common dolphins today! We wanted to stay out all day long, the sea conditions were smooth and...
January 15,2025
We’re diving into the new year with a very porpoiseful mindset and setting intentions right for a great year ahead! We’re hoping for lots of...
January 13, 2025
A beautiful evening to be out on the water! We had a gorgeous clear sunset but the moonrise was happening at the same time and IT WAS SO STUNNING...
Whale and Dolphin Watching in San Diego: A Dual Adventure
Whale and dolphin watching in San Diego offers a unique opportunity to observe two of the ocean’s most captivating creatures in their natural...
January 12, 2025
Our day was filled with heart-shaped spouts and happy hearts! We were up bright and early today to find our cetacean friends! Our morning trip...
January 11, 2025
We had beautiful, calm seas all day long with plenty of Common dolphins sighted everywhere! We started the day cruising out to the west! Beyond a...
January 10, 2025
Absolutely golden! Yeah, that’s accurate for how today went. This afternoon we found a super playful pod of short beaked common dolphins. We don’t...