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Newport Beach Whale Watching -- Information About Whales!
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Newport Beach Whale & Sea Life Education Center -- Time to Discover!
 Newport Beach whale watching is an is an exciting experience which allows you to learn and see whales in thier natural environment. While books and documentaries can provide information and give you a general idea about these majestic creatures, you truly can't appreciate them until you see them for real. Our Orange County Whale Watching tours will give you a better understanding about whales that can't be found in books or videos.
 When whale watching Newport Beach, you will begin to learn about what makes these creatures so unique and interesting. You will understand more about their behaviors, feeding patterns and when and why they migrate. Gray Whale watching season runs from December until about mid May. Blue Whale season is from June to about mid October and many times all the way up until December. Being the largest mammal on the planet, the Blue Whale is truly something to behold. You will also get the chance to see Fin Whales from March through October and Humpback and Killer Whales at various times of the year.
 When you decide to go Newport Beach whale watching, you will get to learn from experts who know whales. This is because our staff of experts includes a biologist from The Aquarium of the Pacific so you will be getting current and accurate information, not just something that was read out of a book. You will also learn about dolphins, seals, sea lions or any other denizen of the deep that crosses our path. We make it our goal that you have an experience that is educational as well as enjoyable.
Newport Beach Whale Watching is an event for all ages to enjoy. Whether you go alone or with a group, you will have a fantastic time. Below are some basic information on whales of whales, dolphins or other creaturs you could see when you go Whale Watching Newport Beach with Harbor Breeze Cruises. However, the best way to enjoy it to experience it for youself.
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