Whale Watching
People exhausted by the stress of daily life in San Francisco- the traffic, the crowded, hot buses, work pressure and the coldness of city life- can quickly feel like a ticking time bomb. However, not far from the city is a maritime paradise: the Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary.
The whale watching trip to the Farallones takes a whole day, setting sail from Fort Mason and passing under the Golden Gate, past the Bonita lighthouse until arriving at the Farallones Islands (also known as Devil's Teeth). Once there, get ready for an unforgettable experience: dolphins, orca whales, seals, gray whales and many other species coexisting in this balanced and perfect ecosystem. There is really only one word to describe the experience: unforgettable.
The day trip costs $85 for the day.
Details:
SF Bay Whale Watching @ Gashouse Cove Marina
10 Marina Boulevard
San Francisco, CA 94123
(415) 331-6267
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