Each year from December through April, visitors to Southern California have the opportunity to watch the migration of California gray whales as they leave the feeding grounds of the cold Alaskan waters and head south to mate and rear their young off the Baja California coast.

Gray whales, who live in the coastal waters of the eastern North Pacific, make one of the longest of all mammalian migrations, averaging over 10,000 miles round trip each year. Each one-way journey takes 2-3 months, and on the return trip north mothers and their calves travel very near the California shore.

Join us on this 3-hour tour as we sail out to catch a glimpse of these giants during their migration, while enjoying the relaxing comfort of one of our luxurious sailboats.