Embark on an unforgettable journey into the Pacific Ocean to spot migrating Whales. Along the way, we’ll also search for Dolphins, Sea Lions, and other incredible marine life that inhabit our waters.
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Location: Los Angeles
What's Included
- Inside and outside seating with climate controlled interiors
- Multiple restrooms
- Custom built state of the art catamarans, offering amazing stability and comfort
- Sealife Guarantee If no sealife is seen, we'll issue you a free Voucher to join us in the future
- Expert educators from the Aquarium of the Pacific with over 30-years whale watching experience
- Upgrade option to include GA Ticket to the USS Iowa Battleship Museum
- Ultra-quiet, low emission engines means whales and environment are not harmed or disturbed
- Live English narration plus a captivating and engaging MC onboard
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Absolutely, the whale watching cruise is perfect for families! Kids of all ages can join in, and it's a great educational experience for them. Just keep in mind that younger children may need adult supervision, especially on the boat. They’ll really enjoy spotting marine life and listening to the educators!
A: Layering is key! It can get chilly on the water, even in LA, especially if you're out there for a few hours. I'd recommend wearing a light jacket and comfortable shoes. Also, don't forget sunscreen and sunglasses! You'll be outside quite a bit.
A: Yes, they have a Sealife Guarantee! If you don't see any marine life, you’ll receive a free voucher to join another cruise in the future. It's a nice way to ensure you don't miss out on the experience. I had to use mine, and they were super accommodating!
Discussions
Thinking about gifting the whale watching cruise, any tips?
I’m considering getting the whale watching cruise from West Harbor for my parents’ anniversary. They love marine life! I know it includes educators from the Aquarium of the Pacific, which sounds great. Has anyone done this? What was your experience like? Also, should I add the USS Iowa museum ticket? Is it worth it?
Anyone else get seasick on whale watching cruises?
I really want to go on this whale watching cruise, but I tend to get seasick. I’ve heard the catamarans are stable, but I'm nervous about it. Has anyone had a similar experience? Any tips on how to ease seasickness?