Gray Whale Migration Over 10,000 Whales Take Part 2020

The Gray Whale makes the most spectacular and longest mass migration of any marine mammal. Tens of thousands of gray whales migrate annually along the Newport/Laguna Beach coastline during the months of January, February, March, & April. During the gray whale migration, it is not uncommon to view 5 or more gray whales a cruise making for excellent viewing opportunities. Other varieties of whales including finback whales, humpback whales, and minke whales can also be viewed along with several species of dolphin.

Just outside of Newport Bay is the beginning of one of the largest marine protected areas in southern California created to protect this rich ecosystem for future generations. The marine sanctuary covers over 15 miles stretching from Newport to Laguna Beach and provides a haven for all marine creatures including whales and dolphin. The marine reserve stretches along much of the Newport & Laguna Beach coastline and along with being a mecca for whale watching also offers some of the most beautiful coastline in Southern California.

Get up close and personal with an incredible array of marine life on this 2.5-hour whale and dolphin-watching cruise from Newport Landing and enjoy this special starting from $20 whale watching cruise special  http://www.newportwhales.com/newport_beach_whale_watch_offer_20.html

Event address: 
Newport Landing Whale Watching 
309 Palm Street Suite A 
Newport Beach, CA 92661

Great for all ages 

Admission: 
$41.50-$34 Adults $37.50-$30 Juniors
Special** Starting From Only $20  
Hours of operation: 7 am-9pm daily

Parking:
Free & Paid Parking Available for more info https://www.newportwhales.com/directions.html

Phone: 
(949) 675-0551
Cruise Departure Times: 

10:00 a.m.-12:30 pm, 1:00 pm-3:30 pm, 3:30 pm – 6:00 p.m.  Other cruise times also are often available.
Website:   http://www.newportwhales.com/newport_beach_whale_watch_offer_20.html