If there’s a whale anywhere in the area Captain Nick will find it! He is a great captain, very knowledgeable and a comfortable boat too! This was our second time out with him and we plan on returning!Full review by Haley Bach
Jul 28, 2024
Capt. Nick was awesome! We got to see a whale and too many dolphin 🐬 to count! I would rather do this personalized excursion than a bigger boat with too many people. Highly recommended!Full review by Cristian Vazquez
Jun 5, 2024
If you’re looking for an experience that is personalized and without the crowds of a larger whale watching excursion, this option is for you! Captain Nick is knowledgeable and so much fun! I just fin…Full review by Kathleen Fitzpatrick
Does the timing have any impact on the chances of seeing the whales and dolphins? Not sure if I should go in the morning or do the sunset cruise. I am most likely going to visit in early Jan 2020.
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There is no time of day that we consistently see more whales and dolphins than another. We are fortunate to have whale and dolphin sightings year round. Many factors and conditions …
There is no time of day that we consistently see more whales and dolphins than another. We are fortunate to have whale and dolphin sightings year round. Many factors and conditions contribute to the ever changing waters of Southern California. We have a very high success rate and we strive to see whales and dolphins every trip for our clients.
I’ve been whale watching before up at Monterey and my daughter got quite sea sick. Does anyone have any tips or suggestions to combat the sickness?
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Monterey tends to have rougher sea conditions than we do here in Southern California. Contrary to popular thought, it’s more likely to get sea sick on the larger boats because they do …
Monterey tends to have rougher sea conditions than we do here in Southern California. Contrary to popular thought, it’s more likely to get sea sick on the larger boats because they do not respond quickly - they roll and pitch slowly which causes motion sickness. Our boats respond quickly and we always keep them moving which isn’t crucial. I run over 1000 trips a year and I can count on one hand the number of people who get sick with us.
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