Gray Whale Watching in San Diego
San Diego is known for it’s sun-filled weather and beautiful beaches. Anyone that visits or resides in this gorgeous city knows that it’s the perfect spot for whale and dolphin
Blue Whale Watching from City Cruises Gives Passengers The Thrill Of A Lifetime
City Cruises San Diego offers visitors and residents, the epic experience of getting up close and personal with some of the most magnificent creatures on earth – blue whales. For
Humpback Whale Feeding Frenzy
For most of March, we’ve been thrilled by numerous encounters with Humpback Whales — a new record of 160 sightings in 3 weeks! Our San Diego Whale & Dolphin Watching Tours
Whale Watching Report Summer 2017
2017 Whale Watching Report Date Morning Cruise Notes 09/04/2017 25-30 Risso’s Dolphins, 1 Minke Whale A nice calm day for our last whale watch of the summer season. We spotted
Baleen Whales in San Diego
City Cruises Dolphin Watching Adventure Cruises highlight baleen whales in San Diego, especially Gray Whales and Blue Whales, which seasonally travel along the San Diego coastline. This page features Humpback
Rich Goben, Captain of Star of India: 1953-2016
By Joe Ditler – 2016/02/14 “The ship is anchor’d safe and sound, its voyage closed and done…” –Walt Whitman SAN DIEGO SAYS GOODBYE TO A “CAPTAINS’ CAPTAIN When the great
Southern California Spring Break Bucket List
San Diego, Marina del Rey and Newport Beach are filled with attractions that please everyone from couples, families and groups of friends during spring break. Ideal for those that enjoy
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
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