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San Diego Whale Watching Tour

Overview
Our trips depart from Mission Bay, which requires only a short 10 minute journey access to the open ocean where whales and dolphins can be seen! The search for whales and other animals begins as soon as you depart the dock and our marine biologists are on the microphone explaining exactly what to expect and what you are seeing from the get go!
Typically our trips are 2.5-3 hours in length, but time can vary based on seasons and locations of sightings.
City: San Diego
Sat 07 Mar
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Starting at $71.00
Sat 07 Mar
Starting at $71.00
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What's Included
Marine biologists are on the microphone explaining exactly what to expect.
Additional Info
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
What To Expect
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Ocean Beach
The tour will take you to the ocean without stopping
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (1000)
Liz_B
May 2021
It started off slow. After about an hour we didn't think we were going to see anything. Then, it happened a Fin whale appeared several times.
699beccah
May 2021
Great experience!! Having a marine biologist on board to teach about what we saw was the best part!! Definitely come early to get your tickets and board.
Angluv21
May 2021
If covid safety is important to you, I'd suggest skipping this until the pandemic is over. No mask enforcement or social distancing on the boat, despite what the website and confirmation email claim. If you're very comfortable getting close to strangers without masks, you will likely enjoy the trip. If not, I strongly urge you to avoid right now. The crew is nice, and assisted those who were disabled or ill on the boat. I recommend taking an anti-nausea medicine 2-3 hours before departure time to avoid being one of the several pukers on the boat, as the boat can be rocky. Those who become ill are given large trash cans to barf into, so you better move if you happen to encounter them, or enjoy the splatter. The crew is familiar w/how far out to take you, so that you can enjoy the Whales and dolphins. Unfortunately I care about contracting covid and possibly infecting others, so I wasn't able to enjoy my trip with over 80% of maskless guests hovering over me to catch a view (even when I continuously moved). I wish the company would enforce masks on board, and advise people about anti-nausea medicine when confirming their initial purchase. The use of barf bags, to hold to the face & prevent splatter on others would also be a nice touch šŸ¤¦šŸ½ā€ā™€ļø. Not worth my money at the moment. Wish I couldve enjoyed it more. The few whales I could see were beautiful to look at.

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