From January through mid April each year, San Pedro looks forward to the Pacific Gray Whale migration. 2013 promises to be another great year for whale watching! If you're lucky you might even see Gray Whales with calves, Blue Whales, Fin Whales, Dolphins, and Sea Lions on a whale watching cruise. You don't have to take a boat trip to see whales. Whales can be seen from shore at the Point Vicente Interpretive Center (PVIC). Dedicated observers count and record behavior of migrating gray whales from the patio of the Interpretive Center.
We have an annual Whale Fiesta celebrating them. Our town has even been known as a "Whale of a Town" and you won't want to miss the Whale and Ale British Pub.
For a listing of landings and organizations offering San Pedro whale watching cruises, please see below.
Plan to spend the week-end when you come out to see the whales. Stay over night in one of San Pedro's fine hotels.There's so many other points of interest to see from a historic Point Fermin Lighthouse to the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium and the Los Angeles Maritime Museum
just to name a few.(Click here for more.) You'll also fine unique shops and restaurants at Ports O' Call Village and the Historic Downtown District. Getting around town is as easy as getting on the Downtown Trolly or have fun riding the Red Car along the channel.
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