Sea Goddess Whale Watching

06/03/2026

6/2 - 9:30am: On our morning trip, we saw 4 close to the boat and 5 other on the way back towards the harbor. There were also a few Pacific white sided , hundreds of sooty shearwaters, and some sea lions.

📸Naturalist: Katie Duncan )
Deckhand: Harcharik ()
Captain Matt

05/28/2026

5/27 - 9:30am Trip: Beautiful day today out on with bright blue skies and seas both. A very active pair of doing synchonized pectoral fin slapping, rolling, tail slapping and a few breaches to the enjoyment of the passengers aboard the

📸Naturalist Alex Drzaic

05/24/2026

5/23 - It was a clear overcast day out on with very little wind. We were able to see one very active young the did a lot of pectoral fin slapping, rolling, tail slapping and a few breaches.

We also were able to see a pod of Risso's !

📸Naturalist Alex Drzaic

04/27/2026

4/25 -We had a brisk and clear day out in today. We had some fin in the bay today and got some great sightings of them! It was amazing seeing the second largest living animal on the planet!

We also got to see many of the different as well!

📸Naturalist Alex Drzaic

04/21/2026

Beautiful weekend with some amazing trips!

4/18 - It was a beautiful calm day out with a great view of all of . On our trips we saw a and minke . We also got to see a pod of Risso's !

📸Naturalist Alex Drzaic

04/04/2026

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The coastline of California is a gorgeous place to get away… but it also lies along the ancient migration routes that many marine mammals have been using for millennia. But some experts track…

04/01/2026

3/28 - 9:30am: On our morning trip today we went out to the basin of the to look at a small pod of 3 adult/sub-adult . There were several black-footed albatross in the area as well.

12.30pm: We saw several on our afternoon trip. One of the that did several breaches in the distance before we arrived. They appeared to be feeding at depth, ranging over a relatively small area and going down for relatively short dives.

Naturalist Chris DeMore

03/19/2026

Gotta love seeing these guys back in ...

03/08/2026

3/7 - 9:30am: On our morning trip we followed a few around about 4 miles out on from the harbor. For a brief period one became quite active, doing a breach and a chin slap. We did some exploring and saw plenty of bird life before heading back in.

12.30pm: For the afternoon we followed around a lot of the same , but more had begun to show up in the area. We got some nice close looks before heading back in.

Naturalist Chris DeMore
📸 Katie Duncan