Our Harbor Tours became Whale Watching Tours on November 19 and 20. On Sunday, Guests on one of our Harbor Tours were treated to fantastic views of a juvenile Gray Whale — the first of the season for us — entering San Diego Bay! A couple hours later a group of 4 Bottlenose Dolphins crossed the bow of the boat in the same location. On Monday, we spotted the same whale under the Coronado Bay Bridge. The whale spouted and then breached then spy-hopped to have a look around. It breached a couple more times giving us a great look at the youngster’s darker gray coloration and then headed farther into the bay. The San Diego Harbor Police are remaining with the whale to prevent boats from getting to close to the whale while it is in the bay. What a great preview for the upcoming Whale Watching season, which begins December 9!
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Splash Sale!
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Gray Whale Watching Season begins Dec. 9
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The first southbound Gray Whales have been spotted off the coast of Monterey Bay, California! Hop on board a Hornblower Whale & Dolphin Watching Tour to witness part of this epic journey as the gray whales pass by San Diego’s coastal waters. Tickets are on sale now for daily cruises beginning Saturday, December 9, 2017. Maximize your…
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How Many Gray Whales Can You Count?
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On many of our recent Hornblower Whale Watching Cruises, groups of two or more Gray Whales have been spotted. On this trip, up to 10 Gray Whales were seen in this group. Thank you, Scottie Schmidt for the video!