Whale Watching in San Francisco
Whale Watching in Monterey Bay, San Francisco
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If you’re looking for a memorable experience for you and your family on your next visit to San Francisco, there’s nothing better than a whale watch. Right now is prime whale watching season, as they are migrating through the area to and from Alaska. I haven’t been whale watching in San Francisco, but I have been on a tour from Cape Cod, and I can definitely say that it was one of the best vacation experiences I ever had, full of excitement and wonder.
Included with the Go San Francisco Card, Chris’ Whale Watching tour is full service and family-friendly, touring the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. With experienced skippers and a great fleet of boats, they pride themselves on knowing the seas like no one else in the area. Here’s their page of FAQ’s to answer any questions you may have about length of tour, what to wear, or weather conditions.
Before you head out for your adventure on the high seas, Chris has also put together a facts page about the whales that can be seen on the tours and the differences between all the species. Be sure to read up and get to know these amazing creatures.
Planning a trip to San Francisco? Read about attractions, tours, discounts, and more with the Go San Francisco Card.
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