SAN DIEGO · WHALE WATCHING
The trips worth heading out on.
The 5 san diego 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.
Sail the America replica in San Diego for a 4-hour whale watch with expert narration, onboard snacks, and a sighting guarantee.
Most Popular“Fun day - lots of sightings. We quickly saw a grey whale and her baby among hundreds of dolphins. The crew went out of their way to make sure everyone had a great time and was well cared for. We will definitely go out with them again. Thanks!”
A 2–3 hour Mission Bay cruise to the open Pacific for whale and dolphin sightings, with onboard naturalists, scenic stops, and easy logistics.
“We had a lovely time seeing 10 whales and a bunch of dolphins. The guides were incredibly knowledgeable and Alison was a star guider.”
Half-day San Diego whale watching cruise with indoor/outdoor decks, a guide’s ocean talk, and a real shot at gray whales.
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Sunset cruise in Mission Bay to spot dolphins and whales, with onboard nature talk and classic San Diego golden-hour views.
“Trip was really good, boat was nice and staff was great! We got to see many dolphins, even a whale in the far distance but it was a lot of fun.”
A small 3-hour whale watching cruise from San Diego, with sea lions and dolphins right away, plus a real chance at whales offshore.
“It was really good- we saw dolphins and the backs of whales as they arched in the water. We also saw a few whale tails. The US boats can’t go up to the whales because of a law. They keep a distance of about 100feet”
Every coast worth sailing, harbour by harbour.
