moderate
8 hours
Moderate fitness is recommended to handle extended time on a moving boat and occasional mild physical activity such as boarding and standing.
Join Monterey Bay Whale Watch for a thrilling 8-hour hunt for Killer Whales during the unique spring migration season. Discover dolphins and diverse marine life in one of California’s best wildlife tour experiences.
Ages 13+ • April & May Only • Your best chance to view Orcas in the wild • Service Fee in Price
Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour adventure in Monterey Bay, where you'll search for majestic Killer Whales alongside top California experts. Offered exclusively in April and May, this unique experience also promises sightings of dolphins and diverse marine life during the thrilling gray whale migration season.
Eight Hours
Offered in April & May only
Join us on an 8 hour in Monterey Bay for the chance to see Killer whales during gray whale migration season. We also often see whales, dolphins and other marine life.
Coastal California weather can be unpredictable; wear layers to adjust to changing temperatures while on the water.
For better wildlife viewing from the boat, binoculars help you spot whales and dolphins at a distance with clarity.
Protect your skin and local marine ecosystems by choosing reef-safe sunscreen for this all-day sun exposure tour.
If you are prone to seasickness, take precautions before boarding to stay comfortable throughout the 8-hour trip.
Monterey Bay has been a vital area for Native American tribes and later for maritime industries, including whaling in the 19th century.
Monterey Bay Whale Watch practices eco-friendly tours following guidelines to minimize disturbance to marine life and supports local conservation efforts.
Protects against wind and chilly ocean spray during early spring tours.
spring specific
Helps enhance distant wildlife viewing and enriches the overall experience.
Prevents sunburn while keeping the marine ecosystem safe throughout the summer months.
summer specific
Useful for those susceptible to seasickness on longer boat trips.