Gray Whale Watching Starts Soon!
The 2018-2019 Hornblower gray whale watching season begins on December 8 — just in time to spot gray whales as they travel past San Diego en route to breeding lagoons
Great Balls of Tuna!
While we didn’t find any baleen whales during the Hornblower Whale Watching cruise on Friday, July 15, guests were treated to the exciting experience of a feeding frenzy! Our captain
Heading North
Over the past two weeks, we’ve been seeing more and more Gray Whales traveling north along San Diego’s coast. Juveniles and adult females (without calves), and adult males are migrating
Amazing Whale Watching Sightings Reported On Hornblower Cruises
By Rebecca Milkey, Southern California Director of Marketing Successful Sightings and Statistics from Hornblower Captains, Crew and Volunteer Whalers from San Diego Natural History Museum Percentage of Cruises that Hornblower
Hornblower Cruises Adding on an Early Sightseeing Cruise to Meet Bustling Summer Demands
Coming this summer, Sightseeing With Coffee on the House, There’s More Bay for your Buck! San Diego, May 16, 2018: Morning person (plural morning people) (idiomatic) A person who wakes
Hornblower Helping to Reduce the Use of Plastic Straws
Now you can help Hornblower help keep the oceans healthy for wildlife! In support of the nation’s efforts to reduce the amount of “single use” plastics entering the oceans, straws
Scientists Track Gray Whale Migration From Big Sur Bluffs After 7 Year Hiatus
Taken from “A Winter’s Watch: Scientists Track Whale Migration From Big Sur Bluffs” from the Montery Herald website The census in 2011 estimated the current population to be about 21,000,
Indications are this year’s Whale Watching is going to be fantastic!
The New York Times is reporting today that whale sightings along the coast off of Monterey, California are fantastic. This is a good sign for whale watching in San Diego.