DANA POINT · WHALE WATCHING
The trips worth heading out on.
The 4 dana point whale watching tours travellers head out on most, side by side. What you are likely to see, how far offshore the boat goes, how long you are out, the operator running it and what a place on board costs.
A 2.5-hour Dana Point catamaran safari for dolphins and whales, with live naturalist talk, underwater pods on Manute’a, and a free brownie.
Most Popular“We missed seeing a breaching humpback whale by about 30 minutes but we had a great time seeing three different species of dolphins!”
Whale watching off Dana Point on a 95-foot vessel with captain narration, a cozy enclosed cabin, and a 2-hour cruise for $65.
“We didn’t see whales but it was a beautiful day & calm water. We saw plenty of dolphin & seals that was beautiful.”
Dana Point zodiac whale watching with live marine naturalist commentary, small-group vibes, and a free return if you miss dolphins or whales.
“Had a great time with Capt. Gary and Janelle(?)... Only saw one snorkeling whale, but got right in the thick of a huge school of Bottlenose dolphins. Even saw Patches... What a blast!”
Dana Point RIB whale watch then fishing at a reef or kelp bed. Small-group trip with gear, snacks, and license info.
“This trip did not happen! Vendor left us without a trip and no notice They blamed Viator but I have doubts Do not book this trip!”
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