The Best Whale Watching in Southern California
 Want to do something unique and interesting? Why not go on a Newport Beach whale watching excursion. Give Harbor Breeze Cruises a call at 562-432-4900 for an experience of a lifetime. When you choose Harbor Breeze for your southern California whale watching adventure, you will not only be able to see magnificent creatures such as Humpback Whales, Fin Whales, Dolphins, Sea Lions and other treasures of the sea, you will learn a lot in the process. Our tours include a biologist from the Aquarium of the Pacific as well as our knowledgeable staff. You will learn about their behavior and migratory patterns. You will also learn what they like to eat and the incredible amounts of food they consume.
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Blue Whale season has arrived. Being the largest animal on the planet, the blue whales can grow as large as 100 feet in length and weight up to 150 tons. Imagine being able to tell all of your friends you were able to see a blue whale up close in its natural habitat.
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We are currently offering whale watching cruises Monday through Sunday. Our tours take approximately 2 to 2 ½ hours to complete.
Single Tickets – Two Hour to 2 ½ Hour Cruise
Adults $40
Seniors (62 and over) $35
Children (11 and under) $25
Children (2 and under) FREE!
Group Rates For 25 or More
Adults $22
Seniors (62 and over) $18
Children (11 and under) $12
Children (2 and under) FREE!
If you would like to order your tickets online, or just give us a call at 562-432-4900. If you have a discount coupon, please present it at the ticket booth.
Dana Point Whale Watching
We look forward to being you destination for whale watching Newport Beach and the surrounding areas of southern California. Don’t forget to bring along a camera. We have numerous observation points so you have great opportunities for photos and video. You might also want to bring a light jacket or sweater as well. It sometimes gets a bit cold on the water. Most of all, bring your sense of adventure. |
