Saturday August 8th 2026
Cow/calf humpback pair with incredible breaching, pec slapping, and chin slapping, plus 6–7 scattered humpbacks near Moss Landing. Multiple pods totaling 700+ common dolphins, including exciting bow and wake riding.
Friday August 7th 2026
Today’s trip featured an incredible group of 200+ common dolphins traveling through Monterey Bay! We also spotted a minke whale and several scattered humpback whales throughout the area.
Thursday August 6th 2026
Guests were treated to active surface behavior from humpback whales, providing exciting views throughout the trip. We also encountered beautiful purple-striped jellies drifting through Monterey Bay.
Monday July 20th 2026
Monday’s trip consisted of lunge-feeding humpback whales, long-beaked common dolphins, killer whales (classified as the CA140Bs, or Louise’s pod), and sea lions.
Sunday July 19th 2026
We headed northwest and encountered the CA140B pod of orcas, led by matriarch Louise, as they actively hunted a mother-and-calf pair of common dolphins. On the way back to the harbor, we found another pod of about 400 common dolphins, making for an unforgettable morning on Monterey Bay.
Saturday July 18th 2026
We encountered a pod of 200+ long-beaked common dolphins on our way to Moss Landing before finding three pairs of humpback whales. The whales gave us great looks as they surfaced and made frequent sounding dives throughout the encounter.
Friday July 17th 2026
We had another fantastic day on Monterey Bay with 8–10 humpback whales and a pod of about 400 common dolphins. A humpback calf delighted everyone with a breach while traveling alongside its mother, making for an unforgettable day on the water.
Thursday July 16th 2026
Sightings of humpback whales actively feeding near Moss Landing alongside large numbers of seabirds and sea lions. The whales treated us to several impressive lunge-feeding displays, making for an exciting afternoon on Monterey Bay.
Wednesday July 15th 2026
We had another great day on Monterey Bay with 4–5 humpback whales just offshore of Moss Landing, giving us beautiful tail flukes and close looks at one whale’s face, while rafts of sea lions followed nearby. We also encountered a single humpback traveling with a pod of 1,000+ common dolphins, and the whale treated us…
Tuesday July 14th 2026
both trips featured tons of common dolphins putting on incredible bow- and wake-riding displays, along with great looks at humpback whales in the Moss Landing area
Monday July 13th 2026
Monday’s trips featured tons of common dolphins putting on incredible bow- and wake-riding displays. We also had great looks at humpback whales in the Moss Landing area, including Duchess of Anchovies. The afternoon trip included spectacular plunge-diving pelicans and a storm-petrel, making for another fantastic day on Monterey Bay.
Sunday July 12th 2026
The afternoon trip featured 30+ common dolphins riding the bow and wake of the boat, along with a flying fish that popped out of the water on our way offshore. We spent time with a pair of humpback whales that treated us to several tail throws, while albatrosses made multiple close flybys. We also spotted…