NEWPORT BEACH · WHALE WATCHING
The trips worth heading out on.
The 5 newport beach 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.
2-hour Newport Beach whale watching from Newport Harbor: chance at blue, humpback, gray whales and lots of dolphins with coastline views.
Most Popular“I liked the educational guide guy. I learned a lot. The only improvement for me would be to not serve alcohol onboard. Top notch tour! I would do it again in a heartbeat.”
Small-group Newport Beach whale watching on a fast 50’ catamaran with 360 views, expert crew, and a real shot at blue whales.
“The boat ride was great! Our captain was very informative we did not see whales but we did see Rizzos dolphins and hundreds of common dolphins! Loved it”
Newport Harbor whale cruise on a purpose-built 65-ft ship with calm seas and a 96% viewing success rate, plus year-round dolphins.
“We had an amazing time. My husband chatted with guides to make sure we were ok to stand where we were standing to see the dolphins. They were very nice and informative. I only suggest that they get a QR code for cashapp/venmo, so that way those of us who didn't have cash can tip…”
Private dolphin and whale watching in Newport Beach with a Certified Marine Naturalist on a fast Coast Guard-equipped boat.
“We had a wonderful time on the dolphin tour. Dustin’s knowledge of the history of the harbor, past and present was a added bonus. We saw so many dolphins! He exceeded our expectations. We will definitely book another tour on our next visit.”
Whale watching off Newport Beach on an intimate cruise with live commentary, coastal sights, and a real shot at dolphins and whales.
“We had a wonderful time. We didn’t get to see any whales. However, we saw a huge pod of dolphins and some sea lions. I would recommend the tour!”
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