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!

08/22/2025

8/21- 9:30am Trip:

We had a sunny start to this morning’s trip. The harbor is notoriously foggy in the morning so the bright start was a nice change! We were lucky to spot a sea otter on our way out of the harbor and didn’t have too far of a boat ride until we came across some . We spent the first half of our trip traveling with a cow/calf pair. We then shifted over to a large cooperative feeding group of and sea lions. There were blows everywhere we looked. We spent our remaining trip with these before heading back to the harbor.

📸Naturalist: Marget Johnson
Deckhand: Emily Amelia
Captain: Matt

08/19/2025

Here's a great video featuring some epic tail throws next to the boat shot by naturalist 📸 Marget Johnson showing some of the amazing activity from this past weekend!

It was a pretty overcast morning on the . We traveled several miles to find some right at the edge of a fog bank. We were lucky to see several today, some grouped in pairs, including a mom/calf pair. There were big rafts of sea lions intermixed with our doing some subsurface feeding. The calf we met was engaging in a lot of surface splashing like tail throws. We were also fortunate to witness a very close surface and swim-by of the mom/calf pair right next to the bow of our boat . It was a great day for on the bay!

The whale activity lately has been unreal. Every single trip over the past few days have been riddled with an abundance ...
08/18/2025

The whale activity lately has been unreal. Every single trip over the past few days have been riddled with an abundance of feeding behaviors. We’ve been watching 15-20 humpback whales feasting alongside hundred of California sea lions. This is the PERFECT time to get out on the water. We can’t wait to see what the rest of the late summer has in store for us!

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8/13- 9:30am Trip: Today’s tour started out as a pretty calm out on and was very scenic from the get go with some fri...
08/14/2025

8/13- 9:30am Trip: Today’s tour started out as a pretty calm out on and was very scenic from the get go with some friendly Risso’s . After that we ran out into deeper water where we found a group of as well as a mother calf combo! We also saw a and a ton of purple striped jellys.

📸Naturalist: Andrew Webb

08/13/2025

8/12- 9:30am Trip: We had a pretty good day out on the water on filled with sun and birds once we broke through the fog. We saw a large group of around 5-7 all feeding as a group accompanied by a few hundred sea lions and some sheerwaters.

📸Naturalist: Andrew Webb

8/9- 9:30am Trip: Yesterday was an overcast morning by after heading out through the fog in the , we reached a clear...
08/11/2025

8/9- 9:30am Trip: Yesterday was an overcast morning by after heading out through the fog in the , we reached a clearing where there were many . They were feeding alongside some sea lions and did some spectacular lunge feeds!

📸Naturalist: Alex Drzaic

8/6- 9:30am Trip: Was a cool, brisk and overcast morning in . We headed out through the fog and made it to a clearing....
08/07/2025

8/6- 9:30am Trip: Was a cool, brisk and overcast morning in . We headed out through the fog and made it to a clearing. Shortly after that we came to an area with many feeding. As we moved closer a black footed albatross soared past us. We then watch a pair of massive that were logging at the surface between dives.

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12:30pm Trip: We had a pretty good day out on the water filled with sun and birds once we broke through the fog. We saw a large group of around 5-7 all feeding as a group accompanied by a few hundred sea lions and some sheerwaters.

📸Naturalist: Andrew Webb

08/05/2025

These guys always seem to be having too much fun!!

Great Slo-Mo breach by 📸 Tony Tiapon with aboard the .

08/04/2025

8/3 9:30am Trip - On our trip today we started with an individual , we got a few good looks at it before heading farther out west. We arrived at a group of 3 that were quite amicable and gave us some great looks before we headed back in to the Harbor

Naturalist: Chris DeMore

08/02/2025

Majestic breaches captured by 📸 Tony Tiapon aboard the showing off the pure beauty of these spectacular mammals!

07/31/2025

No Tsunami --> No Problem!

7/30 - 9:30am Trip: Today started out brisk and overcast as we headed out into the . We headed far out to watch many feeding. There was large group of 8 that was doing vertical lunge feeding along with some sea lions. We also saw a black footed albatross!

📸Naturalist: Alex Drzaic

07/29/2025

More Amazing breach captures by photographer Tony Tiapon on-board with this weekend on with beautiful sunny blue skies and providing a perfect backdrop!

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Moss Landing, CA
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The Monterey Bay is California’s best location for viewing humpback whales, killer whales a.k.a. orcas, gray whales, blue whales, great white sharks and the abundance of marine species including dolphins, jellyfish and mola mola, which call the Pacific Ocean home. Sea Goddess Whale Watching promises you a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Our whale watching tours depart from Moss Landing, at the mouth of the Monterey Bay Canyon, one of the largest underwater canyons in the world! The canyon is a nutrient-rich zone that attracts all types of marine life, making Moss Landing the best place for whale watching tours in the entire state of California, and Monterey Bay including San Francisco. In fact, the Monterey Bay is home to resident whales & dolphins and visited by so many migratory whales that we’re able to offer guaranteed whale sightings year-round