California coast from Monterey Bay area to San Diego is a good place for whale watching. Humpback whales, Blue and Gray whales migrate through the water for feeding. These whales are enormous, yet they eat small sea creatures such as krill, crabs, and shrimps and the California coast has a concentration of them. Bottlenose dolphins are frequently seen in this water also.
We went on a whale watching cruise in November 2015. We didn’t see whales, but we saw many bottlenose dolphins coming up to the surface of water. A few private yachts were floating in place simply for yachting. The calm and blue water reflected the clear sky was serene. Whether we saw the whales or not, it was a refreshing day.
Thank you very much, Robbie! One blogger went to photograph the Humpback whale and did wonderful posts. I’m fond of humpback, wish to see them close-up!
Hi Debbie! Good Friday to you. I saw that Xenia contributed to your Forgiving Friday. I much check out your post.
Blessings to you and a wonderful weekend too. Miriam
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Thank you, Josh!
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This would be a dream come true to watch something like this
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Yes, if you could go to either Pacific or Atlantic coast, you would be able to watch at least the dolphins!
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I really want that!
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If there is a will, there is a way…eventually!
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I want to go to cedar key which is only an hour away to get the sunset on the west coast of florida. That is my latest plan that I think is doable!
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I took many close up photos of the dolphins at Key West.
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I think that would be the highlight of my life
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My husband went diving, I was just riding along to take photos
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A great expereince it seems. Lovely images.
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Yes, it was. Thank you so much!
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Extraordinary!
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Thank you so much, Lynn!
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Beautiful. Nice photos!!!
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Thank you, Joyce!! 🙂
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It still looks like a lovely and serene experience, so nice to see the dolphins too! :o) xxx
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Thank you, Xenia. We’ve seen dolphins in Pacific as well as Atlantic oceans. Lovely sights. 🙂 xox
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☺🐬💖 xxx
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🙂 🙂 xox
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I was in San Diego years ago and loved it. Probably will be heading back next November.
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Yes, it would be a good time to catch the view of some whale and dolphin. Thanks for visiting!!
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Gives a peaceful and serene feel!
Seems you had a wonderful experience Miriam ma’am..🐳
Have a nice day 🌺
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Yes, it was peaceful. Thank you for your comment, Nisha!
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Such a serene day indeed. We are many times unlucky when it comes to whale watching…
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Yes, I know. We have yet seen any whales!!
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Very nice 🤓
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Thank you so much!
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You are welcome ☺️
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🙂 🙂
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It looks like quite a relaxing setting, Miriam.
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Yes, Sandy. It was a relaxing trip. Thank you!!
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You are welcome.
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🙂 🙂
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This looks like a wonderful experience, Miriam.
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Thank you very much, Robbie! One blogger went to photograph the Humpback whale and did wonderful posts. I’m fond of humpback, wish to see them close-up!
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Oooh that is serene! Sounds lovely 🙂 🙂
Sending you blessings,
Debbie
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Hi Debbie! Good Friday to you. I saw that Xenia contributed to your Forgiving Friday. I much check out your post.
Blessings to you and a wonderful weekend too. Miriam
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Yay! Yes, she’s been contributing every week. Love her tankas and haikus! Bless you, Miriam. Hope you have a beautiful week.<3 Love you, Debbie
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Thank you, Debbie! Same to you!!
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