Pelagic Wildlife Expedition (6 Hrs)
6 hours • Ages 5+ to book • Up to 6 people!
What to Expect
Pelagic Wildlife Expedition
Duration
6 hours
About
Dive into the heart of the Ocean off San Diego's coast for a special experience. The primary goal of this expedition is to swim alongside the elusive and majestic Mola Mola (Sunfish), one of the ocean's most enigmatic creatures. The offshore waters also offer incredible opportunities to witness bait balls and a variety of non-mammal pelagic species, providing a truly immersive encounter with marine life beyond the ordinary.
While the focus is on pelagic life, the open ocean holds more surprises. Depending on the season, you may also spot Gray Whales during the winter and spring, Blue Whales in the summer, and Humpback Whales in the fall, as well as various species of dolphins that frequent these waters year-round.
This unique excursion is designed for those eager to explore the pelagic ecosystem, far from the coastline and into the deep blue, where encounters with the ocean’s most fascinating creatures await.
Experience Level
Suitable for both beginners and intermediates. No scuba diving experience is necessary, but a familiarity with snorkeling and good physical condition is recommended.
Departure and Return
- Departures: Daily trips available.
- Return: Approximately 3:00 PM, depending on weather and guest preferences.
Departure Location:
Mission Bay, San Diego, California
Expedition Includes:
- Refreshments and healthy snacks during the journey.
- Feel free to bring your own meals and snorkeling equipment to enhance your experience.
Important Information:
- Please notify us of any dietary restrictions in advance.
- Wildlife Disclaimer: While we strive for exceptional encounters, the open ocean is unpredictable. Sightings of Mola Molas, whales, and dolphins are not guaranteed but occur frequently depending on the season.
Address
1441 Quivira Road, San Diego, CA, 92109
Pricing
| Public Charter | $470.45 |
Cancellation Policy
Cancel any time before the start time.
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