Sea Goddess Whale Watching

Colinda de Groen (RangeTracker)

We were on the Sea Goddess a few months ago with a group of 8 seniors between ages 78-85. We all had a great time! Saw so many whales! We all appreciated the kindness of the staff. Our captain made sure that we saw many many whales. Our seniors still talk about that outing and we’re looking forward to going out again. The boat is nice and none of us felt queasy. Some of our seniors stayed inside had great views out the windows. Many of us were on deck and enjoyed the magic. Thank you!

Kimberly

I took my mom to pacific grove for mother's day and wanted to take her to do different activities. Whale watching was one of them. After reading the great reviews...I decided to book with this company. When you show up there is a parking lot which cost 10.00 in cash. You must fill out a slip and put it in an envelope. There is free street parking but it is scarce and you must make sure you can park there. The sea Goddess has a trailer in the parking lot where you check in. Inside you can buy hats...sweatshirts..ect if you want. You will get your boarding pass here. Then behind you is a green boarding sign..thats where you will wait to board. The boat us pretty big with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. When you leave the dock your first introduced to wonderful sea lions playing...otters...birds...its so cute watching them play. Then you go out to the open waters and they were very diligent taking you to see whales. We were blessed to see many. It was a wonderful trip and would definitely do it again. I recommend getting the front of the boat.

Priya Sriram

Spotted so many whales during our trip. No food or drinks served inside but you can bring your own. Ours was noon trip and we throughly enjoyed.

anumeha srivastava

We went on the 9:30am whale watching tour that starts from Moss landing. We parked in the parking lot next to the docks. The parking fee is $10 and needs to be paid in cash. There's some free street parking as well, although it fills up quickly. We reached around 8:45 and checked at their mobile office in the parking lot, got our boarding tickets and then waited in line. It was cold and foggy, layers are definitely recommended, including something to cover your ears, as it gets very windy on the boat. I think we got very lucky with the whale watching, as we saw several humpbacks lunge feeding. We also saw many sea lions and jelly fish on the way. They turn the boat around when there's a spotting so that people on all sides can see the whales. They also provide a lot of information about the whales and the ecosystem, making the tour a lot of fun. Overall I would highly recommend them.