This past weekend Fri, Sat ,Sun the ocean had large lazy swells and the grays were heading north. Whale Watchers got to see the gray whales heading on their 10000 mile trek the longest of any mammal going home. You too can , join us on the next trip .

        

Their she blows, the Grays are passing San Francisco now ,join us the next trip www.sanfranciscowhaletours.com  A pod of 8 whales allow them to view them in all their glory it was a great day See You On the Boat

        

Hello Whale Watchers the trip to Farallon Islands on Monday was an excellent day to see Gray Whales. Four Gray whales heading south showed their selfs to a boat load of whale watchers. Join us on our next trip .buy your tickets online or call 415 7067364

        

Hello Whale Watchers the monday trip up the coast to Point Reyes provided an epic day of whale watching. The gray whales are heading south to mexico. Come see for yourself book online at www.sanfranciscowhaletours.com   or cal 415 706-7364 

        

Hello Whale Watchers the Gray  Whales are here join us on our next trip aboard the whale Watcher Kitty Kat .

        

A Day Out with San Francisco Whale Tours

        

Hello Whale Watchers the last trips as 11/17/09 to 12/07/09 have been great we have had Humpback whales , Blue whales , Gray whales many birds and dolphins  the Farallon Islands are so neat  during the cold winter months. The Island is turning green with Moss and the Farallon Weed. It takes on a different look during the winter. Nows the time to go, for a great day Whale Watching. To book call 415 706 7364   or  www.sanfranciscowhaletours.com   See you on the Whale Watcher Kitty Kat, Happy Holiday's from the crew SFWT

        

Hello from San Francisco Whale Tours , Happy Holidays  last trip 11/22/09 Two Blue whale , with two Humpback whales , Join us on our next trip www.sanfranciscowhaletours.com See You on the boat

        

For the first time this year, Blue whales have been sighted in the Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary!  Also sighted so far this week are Humpbacks, Tufted puffins, and even a shark jumping out of the water!  Lots of sea birds have been seen as well as pinnipeds (seals and sea lions)!  The water has been smooth and guests have been super excited (as are the naturalists and the rest of our crew!)

See you on the boat!

        

Guest and crew were so excited yesterday to see not one.... but fifteen Humpback whales around the Farallon Islands!  Not only that, but 11 Tufted puffins were sighted, one of which was in full bloom!  What an incredible week it has been for whale watching! 

See you on the boat!

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