|
Mendocino Whale Watching Charter Boats & Lodging Specials
Mendocino whale watching boats offer whale watching tours during the whale's migration past the Mendocino Coast. California Gray Whales migrate South from Alaska to Baja California during the months of December through February and return North during the months of February through April. They are very close to shore and only a 5-15 minute ride gets you a better than 95% chance of sighting
these whales.
Whale watching with a charter boat is the perfect opportunity to be right next to these gentle giants and fun for people of all ages.
|
Lady Irma Whale Watching Boat
Family owned and operated since 1965. The owner and captain Jason Rossetto has over twelve years of experience in Fort Bragg on charter and commercial fishing vessels, so he knows how to get to the best whale watching spots within a short 5-15 minute boat ride of the coast.
|
|
Noyo Fishing and Whale Watching
Imagine watching the majestic whales as they migrate up the scenic Mendocino Coast from the comfort of a 50 foot, all weather, heated boat.Board the Rumblefish, for fishing adventures, whale watching or cruising to Mendocino Village. Located in the picturesque Noyo Harbor.
|
|
Telstar Whale Watching Boats
For a day packed with fun and excitement, your licensed Captain, Randy Thornton, invites you to come aboard the Telstar, for your sport fishing and Whale Watching adventure today!
|
|
Anchor Whale Watching Charter Boats
They have two boats located in Noyo Harbor on the south end of Fort Bragg. The Trek II is located in front of the Wharf Restaurant and the Lady Irma II is located at Sportsmen's Dock. We specialize in big fishing trips and WHALE WATCHING!
|
|
All Aboard Adventures
Whale watching with a charter boat is the perfect opportunity to be right next to these gentle giants and fun for people of all ages. The Sea Hawk is Coast Guard Certified for 30 passengers and we take up to 3 trips per day.
|
|
Noyo Harbor Charter Boat
--Noyo Harbor is your starting point for a day out on the ocean, whether it's on a fishing or whale watching charter, or paddling your own kayak.
|
| |
