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Daily Sightings

Monday July 6th 2026

Today’s trip followed three humpback whales as they fed among dense schools of anchovies. Plunge-diving pelicans added to the spectacle, creating an exciting display of Monterey Bay’s rich marine ecosystem.

Sunday July 5th 2026

The morning trip encountered 15 humpback whales gathered in several feeding groups, creating an incredible display of activity. Guests enjoyed repeated lunge-feeding and surface gulping as the whales fed throughout the area, making for another memorable day on Monterey Bay.

Saturday July 4th 2026

The morning trip followed two humpback cow-calf pairs while numerous other humpbacks were scattered throughout the area. Guests were treated to a spectacular full-body breach from one of the mothers just off the boat, all under calm seas that made for outstanding viewing conditions.

Friday July 3rd 2026

The morning trip delivered one of the most unforgettable sightings of the season as guests encountered the CA50B, CA51A, and CA220 killer whale pods. The orcas were incredibly active at the surface, providing prolonged, close-up views that made for an exceptional experience. Harbor porpoises and distant humpback whales were also spotted on the way out,…

Thursday July 2nd 2026

The morning trip encountered 15–18 humpback whales scattered throughout the bay in pairs and trios. Guests were treated to an exciting breach and several tail throws, while black-footed albatrosses, pink-footed shearwaters, and sooty shearwaters added to another beautiful day on Monterey Bay.

Wednesday July 1st 2026

Both trips found scattered humpback whales actively feeding, with spectacular vertical lunge-feeding, frequent surface activity, and several impressive breaches. Feeding sea lion rafts, large flocks of pink-footed and sooty shearwaters, black-footed albatrosses, and ashy storm-petrels highlighted the day, while the morning trip also enjoyed a trio of Pacific white-sided dolphins bow riding alongside the boat.

Tuesday June 30th 2026

Today’s trips featured incredible humpback whale activity, with widespread surface feeding including dramatic lunge-feeding displays. Guests enjoyed several close encounters, including a whale passing beneath the bow and an energetic calf playing alongside its mother. Feeding sea lions, pink-footed and sooty shearwaters, and friendly albatrosses rounded out another unforgettable day on Monterey Bay.

Monday June 29th 2026

What an unforgettable day on Monterey Bay! Guests were treated to an incredible encounter with the CA51A pod of killer whales, highlighted by an energetic calf that delighted everyone with repeated breaches.

Sunday June 28th 2026

Sunday’s trip featured humpback whales scattered throughout the bay, giving guests plenty to enjoy from start to finish. Highlights included an incredible close-up lunge-feeding display and a spectacular distant triple breach. Along the way, a small pod of Pacific white-sided dolphins made an appearance.

Saturday June 27th 2026

Started the day with a pod of over 100 common dolphins before spending the trip with multiple humpback whale pairs and trios. Guests enjoyed repeated breaching, backstroke behavior, close encounters, and an energetic pod of Pacific white-sided dolphins, including the tiniest calf we’ve ever seen doing backflips.

Friday June 26th 2026

Friday’s whale watching trips found scattered humpback whales feeding throughout Monterey Bay. Guests enjoyed excellent looks as the whales worked schools of surface bait, attracting large flocks of seabirds and creating an exciting feeding frenzy. It was another beautiful day of classic summer feeding activity on the bay.

Thursday June 25th 2026

Thursday brought another outstanding day of humpback whale watching on Monterey Bay! Our 9:00 AM trip began with a beautiful humpback cow-and-calf pair before encountering several additional groups throughout the morning. The trip wrapped up with an incredible sight as a trio of humpbacks repeatedly lunge fed, giving guests spectacular views of this impressive feeding…