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Sea Goddess Whale Watching Less travel time to whales means MORE whale watching time on Monterey Bay! Check out our popular GREAT WHITE SHARK tours. http://www.seagoddesswhalewatch.com
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#1 Whale Watching company on Monterey Bay offering year round whale watching tours on the biggest & nicest boats departing from Moss Landing, at the mouth of the Monterey Bay Canyon-the best place to see whales w/ its abundance of marine life living there Voted best whale watching in Central California! Approximately 1 mile off shore from Moss Landing Harbor is the mouth of the deep submarine canyon, which is the site of nutrient-rich waters making Monterey Bay an excellent food production site for many whale and dolphins species. Located in the middle of the bay, we can head north to Santa Cruz or south to Monterey wherever the whales are feeding for the day! Visit our website to book your trip today!

10/09/2026

How friendly and curious these majestic creatures have been this past week has been just magical!

Reserve your spot & get a front row view to see (and talk to) them for yourself.

📸 Video capture by Steven Wyatt
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10/04/2026

10/3 - 9:30am trip: On our morning trip today we got some great looks at our at sunrise - including this very friendly baby coming up to check out us and say hi to our lucky passengers!

Plenty of surface activity and a few more friendly to round out our trip.

3:30pm: On our late afternoon trip we got to see the briefly again, and then went to see a very large pod of several thousand common hanging out with some . Ending quite a stellar day out on

Naturalist:Chris DeMore

10/1 - 9:30am trip: It was a calm, bright morning on the . We didn’t have to go far before seeing blows in every dire...
10/03/2026

10/1 - 9:30am trip: It was a calm, bright morning on the . We didn’t have to go far before seeing blows in every direction. There were probably about 30-40 in a couple mile radius all around us. The were also being very surface active and we were treated to an endless show of breaching, flipper slapping, chin slaps, and tail lobbing. We would be watching a pair of periodically breach and then a few hundred yards behind them a different would breach. We spent lots of time with the whales before venturing a little ways into the bay to see a large pod of common . It was already a top trip for the year at this point when we headed back to spend a little more time with the humpbacks before calling it a day. In some of our last interactions we got a huge breach literally right next to our boat (in neutral). My camera was already zoomed in to catch a breach, little did I know I needn’t have zoomed at all.
It was a magical day to say the least!

📸Naturalists: &
Captain John

10/2 - 9:30am trip: We had a lovely time out on the water today. The weather was fair and the swells were relatively calm. A very large number of humpbacks were hanging out and likely feeding at depth within a couple miles of the harbor mouth. We followed a large pod of common dolphins for a while, and ended up at a breaching whale. Our trip ended with a friendly group of whales hanging out near the boat before we headed back in.

Naturalist: Chris DeMore
Captain John

9/30/26 - It was a nice day in the today. There were multiple right outside harbor that were being very active and...
10/02/2026

9/30/26 - It was a nice day in the today. There were multiple right outside harbor that were being very active and friendly. We saw a few breaches and many of the were curious and came very close to the boat !

📸Naturalist Alex Drzaic

9/29 - 9:30am trip: We saw probably at least 40 and a couple hundred common . Some of the were surface active an...
09/30/2026

9/29 - 9:30am trip: We saw probably at least 40 and a couple hundred common . Some of the were surface active and we got some rather close looks at them!

📸Naturalist: Katie Duncan
Deckhand:Chris DeMore
Captain John

09/24/2026

Alert!!

9/23/26 - As we started off our trip we began with a rare sight, the bottlenose that usually run along the coastline had entered the harbor channel as we left Harbor. We also saw a few fairly close to shore.

We headed out about a mile and got to see a pod of / hunting in the area. It looked like they were mostly teaching their calves to hunt at this time. They went after a few sea lions as well as a few common murres. During a few of their hunting attempts they passed under the boat out of curiosity.

At one point a two of the whales got very close to their pod and dove down. The orcas did move away from the area so it is possible the did manage to drive them away from that spot.

We then went further out into the bay to look for a few more humpback whales!

📸Naturalist Alex Drzaic

What a great weekend on the Bay as the season final weekend!9/19 - It was a refreshing overcast and brisk day in . I...
09/22/2026

What a great weekend on the Bay as the season final weekend!

9/19 - It was a refreshing overcast and brisk day in . It did not take us long to find whales as there was a very large group of scattered that were around the . There was a lot of activity from the including breaches, rolling and pectoral fin slapping!

We also had a large pod of long-beaked common that came over to the boat .

📸Naturalist Alex Drzaic

9/20 - Yesterday we had on the morning trip along with lots of active . In the afternoon, we had lots of breaching (I'd estimate 40+ breaches all day including several double breaches) and at least 20 close tail throws and tail slaps. Very good day! Photos attached.

📸Naturalist .b.Underwood

09/12/2026

Gonna be a "killer" weekend hanging out with these guys!

Come get a front row view while they're here in

Naturalist: Chris DeMore
📸Erin Boquet Underwood

9/9 - We had a very bright, warm and sunny day on the this morning. As we left the harbor we crossed paths with a l...
09/10/2026

9/9 - We had a very bright, warm and sunny day on the this morning. As we left the harbor we crossed paths with a large pod of bottlenose that were traveling along the shore. There were some calves in the group as well and they came over to check out the boat for a little bit.

We then headed out and found a scattered groups of feeding at depth. As we got later into the trip a few of them also started doing some lunge feeds and some of the more curious calves came close to the vessel .

📸Naturalist Alex Drzaic

09/06/2026

9/5 - It was a nice sunny day, with clear waters and very little wave action - ideal conditions for as we kick this beautiful !

There were a large number of feeding just a few miles off the harbor. So after a short time we were able to make it over to them. There were multiple calves in the area and a few of them were curious and playful around the vessel!

📸Naturalist Alex Drzaic

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7881 Sandholdt Road
Moss Landing, CA
95039

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Tuesday 7am - 5pm
Wednesday 7am - 8pm
Thursday 7am - 5pm
Friday 7am - 8pm
Saturday 7am - 5pm
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