MOST POPULAR
Whale Watching
in Morro Bay
Join us for an up-close encounter with these magnificent creatures.
Jump aboard!!
Summer/Fall Humpback Whale Watching: May – November
The central coast is home to hundreds of humpback whales feeding on the abundant sea life during this time.
Humpback whales are known to put on quite a show including throwing tail, lunge feeding, tail lobbing and full breeching!
Winter Gray Whale Watching: December – May
Thousands of gray whales pass by Morro Bay en route to Mexico from Alaska and back. One of earth’s greatest migrators, these whales travel over 12,000 miles round trip.
In the past, gray whales were victim of hunting and were an endangered species for many years. Fortunately, the protection of these amazing mammals resulted in the removal from the US endangered species list in 1994.
What to Bring
This is a three hour trip. Be sure to dress in layers as the weather on the ocean can vary during the trip. Feel free to bring water and snacks and don’t forget your camera!
Recommend:
Water
Snacks
Sunscreen
Camera
Warm clothes
Adventurous spirit!
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Morro Bay Cocktail Cruise
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Bird Watching in Morro Bay
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