This Day In History: May 27, 1937
Before the bridge — Fort Point in the foreground, looking across the Golden gate (the strait connecting San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean), toward Marin County to the north,
Hornblower is honored to serve the men and women of our armed forces – Thank you for your service
Recently, Hornblower San Diego had the pleasure of hosting Robert Vogler Jr. and his family onboard our our dinner cruise to celebrate his wife’s 85th birthday. Mr. Vogler is a
Celebrate with Us: Our 4th of July Cruise
The 4th of July is a fun and happy holiday meant to commemorate the signing of the Declaration of Independence on the 4th of July in 1776 (a mere 237
Planning the Perfect July 4 Party
Summer has arrived, and the July 4 holiday is just weeks away. Here at Hornblower, our event planners have been busy creating incredible experiences for our upcoming Independence Day Cruises.
Editor of SanDiego.com Goes Full Steam Ahead with Hornblower Cruises & Events
Looking for some summer fun in San Diego? If you’ve ever wondered about the magnificent yachts sailing on the San Diego Harbor, maybe it’s time to consider a summer outing
Newport Beach opens new community center
Newport Beach celebrated the grand opening of its new civic center this month, and the creative project serves as much more than just a hub for city business. The new
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
Scientists Track Gray Whale Migration From Big Sur Bluffs After 7 Year Hiatus
Source: “A Winter’s Watch: Scientists Track Whale Migration From Big Sur Bluffs” from the Monterey Herald website. The census in 2011 estimated the current population to be about 21,000, a