Archive: Oct 2019

Its iconic black and white appearance causes shivers up the spines of passionate whale watchers. Orcas, also known as “Killer Whales,” are described as the mecca of all whale sightings. These whales are often associated with San Diego due to Sea World’s main attraction, the Orca Encounter, where you can watch orcas perform and learn…

There is nothing better than a day out on the boat. Especially in beautiful San Diego where the weather stays warm into the Autumn months, it’s a necessity to plan as many trips to the water as possible. Whale watching in San Diego, in particular, is the perfect activity for visitors and locals alike. But…

The ocean contains 97% of the world’s water, generates half of the oxygen that we breathe and absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to reduce the impact of global warming. Over the years, there has been a serious deterioration in how we treat our oceans, which in turn, causes a serious deterioration in the quality…

Throughout the summer and fall months, marvelous species such as blue whales, gray whales and dolphins migrate in pods down San Diego’s coastline. Fall whale watching in San Diego is an excellent weekend activity for you and your friends or family if you are seeking the adventure of a lifetime. There is an abundance of…

Orcas are technically members of the dolphin family, but they’re commonly known as killer whales. You may recognize them by their distinct black-and-white bodies plus their long dorsal fins. And did you know that the largest one on record measured 32 feet long? Read below for 12 killer whale facts to help you better understand this…