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Harbor Breeze Cruises has been providing public Whale Watching, Worldport, and charter cruises for over 18 years. Our experienced Captains provide a comprehensive narration about the characteristics of each cruise.
Our double-deck 65 foot, 149 passenger sightseeing vessels are US Coast Guard inspected and certified safe, and are complete with seating, snack bar, lavatories, salon, and plenty of outside viewing room for everyone. Join us on one of our Whale Watching cruises and we'll provide you one of the most exciting and entertaining experiences available.
Our 45 minute Harbor Tours are available daily (schedule subject to change). Adults are only $10, Seniors $8, Children under 12 are $5, and Children under 5 are FREE!!! We also offer whale watching and Eco tours. Check out or other websites below! Please Contact us! (562) 432-4900.
Harbor Breeze Cruises is located in Rainbow Harbor adjacent to the Aquarium of the Pacific at Dock #2. Exit the 710 South, follow the signs to the aquarium.
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We are entering the peak of the migration period therfore trips will be scheduled daily through May. There is a high probablity of multiple sightings during this period.
A FAMILY OF 7 KILLER WHALES WERE SEEN, DECEMBER 27TH on both the 12:00 pm and 3:00pm. Also seen were 4 gray whales February 19, 2008. Thousands of Dolphins were also spotted. |
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Whale Watching Schedule Gray Whale Season Schedule 7days a week 12 and 3pm also Saturdays and Sundays at 9am, Noon and 3pm.
Trips are approximately 2 to 2 1/2 hours long.
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Single Tickets Adults $30 Seniors (62 and over) $25 children (11 and under) $18 children (2 and under) FREE!
Group rates for 25 or more Adults $22 Seniors (62 and over) $18 children (11 and under) $12 children (2 and under) FREE!
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| Killer Whales: | 7 |
| Pacific Gray Whale: | 643 |
| Fin Whale: | 27 |
| Blue Whale: | 586 |
| Humpback Whale: | 10 |
| *ACS/LA Gray Whale Census and Behavior Project has a total of 1121 Pacific Gray Whales spotted since December 1, 2006.
**We also frequently spot Dolphins and Sea Lions |
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