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San Diego Whale Watching: See Whales & Dolphins!
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Overview
San Diego Whale Watching Cruise. Get ready to see big whales and playful dolphins in San Diego! Every year, about 20,000 gray whales travel from Alaska to Mexico and back. People can watch them swim by San Diego. This boat trip is a fun way to learn about these amazing animals.
The boat goes out into the ocean from San Diego Bay. On the way, people can see pretty views. They might even spot turtles and other sea creatures! The boat ride is a fun learning time for everyone in the family. It makes people feel good to see nature up close.
This isn't just any boat ride; it's a chance to see whales swimming in the ocean! The boat has seats inside and outside. People can sit where they like. The boat is run by Flagship, and they know a lot about whales. They have lots of good reviews from other people who loved the trip. 
Highlights
See Whales Up Close: Watch gray whales swim by San Diego during their yearly trip.
Fun for Everyone: The boat ride is a fun way for the whole family to learn about whales.
Pretty Ocean Views: Enjoy seeing the pretty San Diego Bay before going out to the ocean.
Inside and Outside Seats: Sit where you like on the boat, inside or outside.
Sentiment Analysis
Customers have a good time seeing sea animals. Some trips don't see whales, and the boat can be bumpy.
The crew is friendly and smart.
People see lots of dolphins and sea lions.
The tour guide knows a lot about the animals.
The boat is clean and comfy.
Some people don't see any whales.
The boat can be rocky, and some people get sick.
The Journey
San Diego Bay
San Diego Bay is a natural harbor and deepwater port located in San Diego, California. The bay provides stunning views and serves as the starting point for the whale watching cruise.
Pacific Ocean
The Pacific Ocean is the world's largest and deepest ocean, home to a diverse array of marine life. During the whale watching excursion, you'll venture into the Pacific Ocean to witness the migration of gray whales and observe other marine animals like turtles and dolphins.
Know Before You Go
This whale watching cruise includes indoor and outside seating, but does not include snacks, food, or drinks. It's a good idea to dress in layers, since the weather can change. If someone gets seasick, they should take medicine before the boat leaves. Bathrooms on the boat are not able to be used by wheelchairs.
Hot Tip
Bring warm clothes, because it can be cold on the boat. If you think you might get seasick, take medicine before the boat leaves. Some people say they saw more animals when the weather was good.
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