Sunday, January 30, 2022
We had a beautiful day on the water again today with 2 gray whales this morning and 4 gray whales this afternoon! -Ryan
January 29, 2022
Our Saturday started off with our morning trip spotting a nursery pod (pod with a lot of babies) of 200 long-beaked common dolphins and 5 gray whales. Our afternoon trip found that same nursery pod of 200 long beaked common dolphins. Lastly, we had a great end to our...
January 28, 2022
We hung out with a pair of Gray whales that were just outside of the Mission Bay jetties today. They were slowly traveling south and then stopped and began circling around in one spot. They were hanging out in only ~50-ft of water! A couple times they even swam by in...
January 27, 2022
We had a whale of a day! Non-stop Gray whales are cruising south past San Diego! Today, we encountered FOUR Gray whales (two singles, and a pair) during the afternoon trip. The single Gray whales were in travel mode while the pair breached! We only found them because...
January 25, 2022
We headed out today to spot 3 spouts and spent a few breath cycles with a trio of gray whales. Then headed west to spot a pair of grays making there way South. The trip ended with a small pod of 20 common dolphin. Naturalist, Alexia
Monday, January 24, 2022
We've been having beautiful conditions for weeks now and the gray whales keep coming. Today on our one trip we spotted 1 southbound gray whale and a scattered pod of Pacific white-sided dolphins. -Ryan
Sunday, January 23, 2022
We had an awesome time on the water today with 2 gray whales and 600 long beaked common dolphins in the morning and 6 gray whales in the afternoon! -Ryan
January 22, 2022
Smooth seas and great visibility made for a gorgeous day on the water! We encountered 11 Gray whales, 80 Pacific white-sided dolphins and ~160 Common dolphins today! It was non-stop whale action all day. All of the gray whales were headed south. We enjoyed watching...
Friday, January 21, 2022
On our one afternoon trip today we had a surface active pair of gray whales to start and while hanging out with those whales we spotted another gray whale just south of them which gave us some great looks at its flukes! -Ryan
January 20, 2022
Today was a roller coaster of emotions! A lot of happy and fun surface active whales but also a heartbreaking encounter was observed. During the afternoon trip, we set out and found a single southbound Gray whale that was in travel mode. We sighted another spout down...
January 19, 2022
Todays single trip spotted one single gray whale headed south then we spotted 3 more spouts offshore in the distance, making our way to spend a few breath cycles with a trio of gray whales. Naturalist, Alexia
January 18, 2022
Our afternoon trip headed out to spot a spout right inside the jetty and this gray whale was spotted by other boats later having made its way all the way across from Quivira Basin in Mariners point. We saw it again at the mouth of the jetty spyhopping on our sunset...