Whale Watching in San Diego
Sail Jada Charters

Whale watching season runs November through March.

Jada has whale watching cruises Friday through Sunday, unless a private charter has been scheduled. Please check our calendar for availability. Departure time is 10:00 AM each day and generally we’ll return around 1:00 or 2:00 PM, depending upon how quickly we find the whales.

Gray Whale Watching in San Diego

The annual migration of gray whales along San Diego's coast is one of nature's most incredible spectacles. Not only is the gray whale one of the largest animals on earth, it also has the longest annual migration of any mammal. Each year about 26,000 gray whales undertake a round trip migration of over 10,000 miles from the icy Arctic waters of Alaska to the warm tropical lagoons around the tip of Baja California Sur where the females give birth to their calves.

Gray whales are relatively slow swimmers and surface every three to five minutes to blow a few times before they dive under again. This usually provides ample opportunity to view the whales. Having knowledge of the diving, breathing, and migration patterns of the whales are key components to a successful whale watching cruise in San Diego.

Although it is possible to see gray whales from certain high shoreline vantage points, nothing compares to the experience of viewing gray whales up close aboard a sailing yacht whale watching cruise in San Diego. Whale watching is a memorable, fun, and educational activity for everyone whether young or old.

In addition to offering whale watching cruises in San Diego, Sail Jada Charters provides a variety of trips on its beautiful San Diego sailboat. Private yacht charters or public yacht charters could include sunset cruises, weddings at sea or memorials at sea. Call (619) 572-3443 to learn more today.