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1.19.2026 AM Whale Watch
Another whale watching extravaganza aboard the Legacy delivered an incredible display of marine life. The adventure featured three gray whales surfacing nearby, a bustling raft of sea lions resting together […]
Read More1.18.2026 PM Whale Watch
Our adventure aboard the Legacy carried us into the open ocean for an unforgettable wildlife encounter. Along the way, we observed a gray whale and a lively pod of common […]
Read More1.18.2026 AM Whale Watch
Our adventure aboard the Legacy took us into the vast deep blue, where we experienced a remarkable encounter with a group of five gray whales. The journey was filled with […]
Read More1.17.2026 PM Whale Watch
On another adventure aboard the Legacy, we spotted a total of five gray whales heading south on their yearly migration to Baja. Watching these incredible animals make their long journey […]
Read More1.17.2026 AM Whale Watch
The Legacy headed back out on the water in search of more gray whales, and the ocean delivered once again. Along the way, we were treated to a special encounter […]
Read More1.16.2026 PM Whale Watch
On our afternoon trip aboard the Legacy, we were lucky enough to witness something truly special, a gray whale mom and her calf heading south just outside Mission Bay. It’s […]
Read More1.16.2025 AM Whale Watch
Another unforgettable day aboard the Legacy. Not far from Mission Bay, we were treated to the rare sight of two different pairs of gray whales, surfacing and traveling together just […]
Read More1.15.2026 AM Whale Watch
We had a great whale watching trip aboard the Legacy, where we found a single gray whale heading south on its migration. After getting some excellent looks at the whale, […]
Read More1.14.2026 AM Whale Watch
We enjoyed another fantastic whale watching trip aboard the Legacy, spotting three gray whales traveling south as the migration continues to build. With strong numbers moving through the area right […]
Read More1.13.20.26 AM Whale Watch
We had a truly special whale watching trip aboard the Legacy, where we encountered a gray whale mother and her calf continuing their long southbound journey. With roughly 400 miles […]
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