San Diego Whale Watching: Naturalist Notes – 7/25/26-7/26/26

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San Diego Whale Sightings 7/25/26 – 7/26/26  from the onboard team of volunteer naturalists for our San Diego Whale & Dolphin Watching Adventure: up-close views and educational moments by expert captains and volunteer naturalists from the San Diego Natural History Museum. Don’t forget that kids cruise FREE in December and January; use promo code WHALEYFUN.

7/26/26

9:30 Observación de ballenas y delfines:

Bottlenose Dolphin
Common Dolphins

It’s Comic-Con weekend, which means we had guests from all over the world aboard, including some from France and the UK! We sighted a pod of 10 bottlenose dolphins right in the harbor as we set out to sea! It was hazy offshore, but we were also able to see a pod of about 300 common dolphins. Guests loved seeing the baby dolphins swimming alongside their mothers and the acrobatic jumps of the commons as they soared above the ocean. We returned to shore with calm, smooth seas.

Tu naturalista,

Yvonne, Aimee

 

7/25/26

9:30 Observación de ballenas y delfines:

California Sea Lions
Common Dolphins
Bottlenose Dolphins
Mola mola (Ocean Sunfish)

Cool ocean breezes made for a lovely day on the water and offered a welcome break from the heat on land. In San Diego Harbor, California sea lions lounged on buoys, delighting children who were eagerly watching for marine life. As we headed west toward the Nine Mile Bank, we soon encountered about 50 common dolphins. They swam close around the boat, rode our wake, and leapt out of the water. Farther out to sea, we spotted about 30 bottlenose dolphins riding the bow of the boat. We also saw a large mola mola, or ocean sunfish, along with many seabirds. On the return trip, a Los Angeles-class submarine passed us as it headed back into San Diego Harbor. Passengers enjoyed a beautiful view of the San Diego skyline while listening to detailed narration about the many naval vessels and aircraft we passed on the journey back to port.

Tus naturalistas,

Karen L, Carla, and Jim C

 

Una forma estupenda de planificar tu aventura de avistamiento de ballenas es consultar nuestras «Notas naturalistas sobre el avistamiento de ballenas», que incluyen avistamientos e informes sobre ballenas, delfines y otras aves y especies marinas. Este informe, en formato de blog, ofrece información valiosa que ayuda a los futuros huéspedes a planificar y mejorar su experiencia. Permite identificar el mejor momento para el avistamiento, ofrece información actualizada sobre las condiciones meteorológicas, destaca las especies de ballenas y delfines activas e informa a los huéspedes sobre la fauna marina local. Consulta en nuestra página web el blogde consejos útiles, más detallado, yla guía práctica para tu aventura de avistamiento de ballenas.

 

San Diego Whale Watching: Naturalist Notes – 7/25/26 – 7/26/26

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