Sea Goddess Whale Watching

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 cany

on, 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!

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

08/30/2026

8-29: Our first trip started out a bit foggy as we left harbor, but it cleared up pretty quickly. As we headed out we found a pod of long-beaked common catching bait fish, as well as a few scattered pairs of

We later found a large group of about 10 including a mom and calf pair, the calf came over to check out our vessel while the adults were at depth and did a lot of rolling behavior around us.

On our second trip we had many humpback whales including two calves that were very curious about the vessel.

Naturalist 📸Alex Drzaic
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08/26/2026

This pretty much sums up what has been like the past week!

Naturalist 📸Alex Drzaic

8/12 - The cool brisk weather by was nice and refreshing. Our first trip began with some good looks at a group of th...
08/14/2026

8/12 - The cool brisk weather by was nice and refreshing. Our first trip began with some good looks at a group of that were feeding at depth, just a short ways from harbor. A little bit from there we saw a small pod of long-beaked common that were hunting a school of mackerel.

On our second trip we found a very active that repeatedly tail lobbed and tail slapped. They put on quite the show. A little bit away from there we watched a group of 5 large feeding alongside a raft of sea lions.

📸Naturalist Alex Drzaic

8/8 - It was a nice brisk and calm morning as we left the harbor. As we started our journey, a pod of long-beaked com...
08/09/2026

8/8 - It was a nice brisk and calm morning as we left the harbor. As we started our journey, a pod of long-beaked common were cruising fairly close. They came over and rode the currents of the boat and we got some amazing close looks at them!

We then found a few different groups of , including one cow and calf pair!
On our afternoon trip we went further out into and got to see some feeding alongside some sea lions. One of the did a few breaches as well.

Also on our second trip we did find some pink-footed shearwaters feeding in the same area as the sea lions and whales.

📸Naturalist Alex Drzaic

08/08/2026

Warning! Action packed!!

8/6 - 9:30am: It was an overcast morning, but the waters were calm. We glided around and found two different species. First we spotted a small pod of long beaked common . Then a bit later we stumbled upon a pod of Risso’s dolphins. As we watched them, a few started breaching.

We spent the end of our trip with several near . We watched several groups of around the area before focusing our attention on a mother/calf duo. The calf put on a show of breaching and the occasional roll and pectoral flipper slap. It was a great finale!

Naturalists: 📸 & Emily Harcharik
Captain Shorty

8/5 - It was a cool brisk morning as we left the harbor. We went pretty far out into the to go find some feeding ...
08/06/2026

8/5 - It was a cool brisk morning as we left the harbor. We went pretty far out into the to go find some feeding alongside a raft of . We got a few lunge feeds and spy hops as the two marine mammals were feeding alongside one another.

On our way in we saw one breach a few times as well as do some rolling and tail lobs!

📸Naturalist Alex Drzaic

8/4 - We saw 13 on the first trip and at least 16 on the second trip. We saw a couple of nicknamed as well, Croc ...
08/05/2026

8/4 - We saw 13 on the first trip and at least 16 on the second trip. We saw a couple of nicknamed as well, Croc (CRC-10725) and Danger Zone (CRC-22172). Over the two trips we also saw sea lions hunting alongside the whales, lots of sooty shearwaters, some moon and purple striped jellies, and an ocean .

📸Naturalist: Katie Duncan
Deckhands: Steven () / Vinnie
Captain Shorty

08/04/2026

Here’s a great candid video capture of a sea lion throwing around an ocean sunfish ! Get on-board while the Bay is jumping!

8/1 - It was a lovely day out in on all our trips. The morning started off overcast but it became sunny on our later trips. On our first trip we got to see a few that were pretty close to harbor. We also were lucky to see some long-beaked common .

We also got to see a few different ocean on our trips, as well as some breaching !

📸Naturalist

08/04/2026

Here’s a great candid video capture of a sea lion throwing around an ocean sunfish ! Get on-board while the Bay is jumping!

8/1 - It was a lovely day out in on all our trips. The morning started off overcast but it became sunny on our later trips. On our first trip we got to see a few that were pretty close to harbor. We also were lucky to see some long-beaked common .

We also got to see a few different ocean on our trips, as well as some breaching !

📸Naturalist Alex Drzaic

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7881 Sandholdt Road
Moss Landing, CA
95039

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