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Steven_S, May 2026
Nice way to end our vacation
Dress warm! The water and air temperature are cooler than you think. With a limit of 6 passengers it's a cozy ride. A chance to converse with others who are probably from far away. The captain knows the boat well and is very capable of sailing it alone. They provided wine (and snacks I think). City skyline is beautiful and several interesting sights to see. It was a good time!
Robert_G, May 2026
Good Attraction if in San Diego
A very good day out, had plenty of time to see all the animals. Would suggest that on arrival that you head to the Panda enclosure as that is very popular although on our visit we just walked into the enclosure and watched the Pandas eating. It is worth a visit.
Jonathan_J, May 2026
BLUE Whales are Real!!
This adventure DID NOR DISAPPOINT!! I’ve been whale watching before but here in San Diego this one must’ve been setup by Mother Nature her self!! From Humpbacks to Fins, to BLUE WHALES!!! Yes you will get a chance to catch a blue whale or two (mother can calf) without watching NatGeo. Our captain Alyssa gave us the best experience even. She was very knowledgeable of the marine wildlife, and knew exactly how to navigate to their feeding ground. The closest I’ve ever been to whales and the Blue whale IS as big as they say. Offshore Blue Adventures boats are the perfect size to handle the ocean and to get as close as possible. I’m a Texas native and will definitely be coming back again for this experience.
Richard_L, Apr 2026
You're the captain!
What a cool experience. Got close to a nuclear powered aircraft carrier, saw a pod of dolphins, hung out with some sea lions, and raced around the harbor. That's a LOT of bang for your buck. A must do if you like a bit of adventure and some corny pirate jokes from your friendly tour guide. Just go, you won't be disappointed.
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Southern California is a perfect place for spotting migrating gray whales, and a San Diego whale watching cruise gets you out in the Pacific Ocean to spot these creatures. Different cruises offer a range of vessels, from catamarans to schooners. No matter which tour you choose, you’ll most likely get the chance to see sea lions, seabirds, dolphins, and seals, along with the mighty gray whales. For the best chance at sightings, try January–April, but it's possible to see blue whales in summer.

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