Top Dana Point Water Tours

Cruise the Pacific Ocean off Dana point on a whale watching excursion aboard a comfortable 95’ vessel. Enjoy live narration from your experienced captain as you watch for whales, sea lions, and dolphins, and learn about the stunning diversity of marine life that flocks to the California coast. Listen to the distinctive calls of seabirds from a seat on deck, or relax by a window in the fully-enclosed cabin where food and drink are available for purchase.

Ride along the open water in a catamaran as you keep your eyes peeled for whales, dolphins, and other sea creatures on this whale and dolphin watching eco-safari. From Dana Point, cruise as your captain takes you to some of the area’s best places to spot out different kinds of whales and dolphins. An on-board naturalist also provides on-going commentary the whole way to keep you educated and in the know about these sea creatures and their natural habitat.

Watch the sunset aboard a luxury catamaran on this 90-minute evening cruise from Dana Point Harbor in Orange County. Sample organic wines accompanied by cheese, crackers, fruits, and nuts while taking in the ocean views.

Jump into a sea kayak and join a local guide to explore Dana Point. Cruise through the calm waters of the harbor, learning about the area’s history along the way. Then shift gears and get ready for a scenic hike to Dana Point Headlands where you’ll learn more about local marine life, stopping at an ocean lookout point for epic views of the Pacific Ocean. A relaxing beach stroll back the starting point caps off your outdoor adventure.

Southern California's Dana Point is a popular spot for sea kayaking, there always change to see marina life and the views on the Pacific are beyond memorable. Your expert guide will give get a brief overview on how to safely enjoy your sea kayaking Adventure. You will cruise around the harbor and learn about the interesting history and folklore of Dana Point. Upon returning our kayaks, we embark on a scenic hike over at the Dana Point Headlands. Please bring some comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, a water bottle and spare clothes that are fine to get a bit wet. Their is always a bit water in the kayak. You can change at the kayak rental.