January 28, 2026

🚨 Breaking News: 2026 Scheduling Update

We’re excited to announce that our 2026 scheduling is currently in development.

We are offering a range of trip options, with schedules available from half-day trips up to 3.5-day adventures, giving you flexibility to choose the experience that best fits your plans.

For those looking for a more exclusive experience, you also have the option to privately charter your own vessel for you and your group.

Additional details and dates will be released soon. If you’d like more information or would like to inquire about availability, please contact us directly. We look forward to helping you plan your 2026 trip.

1/2 Day

3/4 Day & Full Day

Overnight

Multi-Day

Private Charters


January 27, 2026

BREAKING NEWS – UPCOMING DEPARTURES

Horizon is running a 2-Day Colonet trip, departing Friday, January 30 at 10:00 AM. Last trip had strong results.
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Old Glory is heading south to Baja, departing 6:00 PM. Limited space available.
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Daily Departures:
Producer – Extended ½ Day (Monday–Thursday), 8:00 AM–3:00 PM
Tradition – Lobster/Crab trips, departing 6:00 PM daily
Weekend Departures:
Producer – ½ Day trips (Friday–Sunday), departing 6:30 AM & 1:00 PM
Malihini – ¾ Day trips (Friday & Saturday), departing 7:30 AM
Lobster & Crab Season:
Tradition and Patriot are running Lobster/Crab trips. Availability is limited.

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(Picture from the Horizon who returned 1/25/26)


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P: (619) 222-1144 F: (619) 222-0784 E: [email protected] Location:
2803 Emerson Street
San Diego, CA 92106

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Nature Cruises — January 21 and January 22

January 21, 2016

It doesn’t get any better than this for whale watchers off San Diego, venturing
out to Los Coronados Islands.  Passengers on Friday’s Nature Cruise were treated
to numerous whale sightings – sometimes seeing spouts in every direction.
Passengers on Saturday‘s cruise were treated to almost as good of a
show….with good sightings of 14 gray whales.  Both days hundreds of common
dolphins were seen, both feeding and surfing the wake of the vessel.  The
cruisers were also delighted by the Islands’ usual suspects – the hundreds of
sea lions; harbor seals; elephant seals and their pups and numerous seabirds
including Brown Boobies, along with two chicks; and American and Black
Oystercatchers.  Calm seas and clear skies made the trips even more
exceptional….how lucky we are to have this opportunity for a fascinating day
trip off the San Diego and Baja coastline!

–Whaler Diane (accompanied by Whaler Laurie on Saturday‘s trip)

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