ER WINT WINTER CALENDAR -2020 2019 20 2019-20 Wintertime is Whale Time Whale Fiesta
Sunday, January 26 10am - 3pm Join us for tons of fun as we celebrate the migration of the Pacific gray whale and the beginning of the whalewatching season! It’s a family day filled with activities and exhibits for all — games, arts and crafts, puppet shows, marine awareness organizations, expert guest lecturers and festive music. Merriments include building whale sand sculptures and the famous Duct Tape Whale Contest. For information, call 310-548-7562. Fee: Free
Complete Whalewatch
Sunday, February 23 8am - 12noon Join Diane Alps, cetacean scientist, for an informative and fun slide presentation in the John M. Olguin Auditorium. Following the presentation, head out to sea on a local whalewatching vessel in search of gray whales, other marine mammals and sea life. Only one date, don't miss the boat! The trip returns to the dock by 12noon. Call 310-548-7562 for information and reservations. Fee: $30 per person ($25 Friends members)
Cabrillo Whalewatch
Thursday, December 26 through March 2020 DAILY! Go to sea any day of the week through the end of March in search of migrating Pacific gray whales and a host of other marine life, such as dolphins, seals and sea lions. Whalewatch naturalists, trained by CMA and the Los Angeles Chapter of the American Cetacean Society, lead two-to-three-hour boat trips from various landings. Join the fun! Fee: Varies by landing; contact Cabrillo Whalewatch at 310-548-7770, Tuesday through Friday, 8:30am to 1pm or visit our website: www.cabrillomarineaquarium.org.
Baja Adventure
Adults
February 26 - March 5, 2020 Call for Information or Visit www.cabrillomarineaquarium.org Join CMA for a trip that truly is the journey-of-a-lifetime! During this nine-day ocean voyage we spend three exciting days anchored in San Ignacio Lagoon where friendly gray whales and their curious calves swim within arm’s length of the skiffs. Naturalist-led hikes on remote, offshore islands provide exceptional views of elephant seal rookeries, Guadalupe fur seals, a multitude of birds, diverse geological formations and a wide range of native vegetation. Thirty participants will eat well and sleep comfortably on the 113-foot Royal Polaris; leaving from San Diego (bus transportation between CMA and San Diego is provided). For more information, trip photos and a complete itinerary visit our website; for questions call 310-548-7562.
Cabrillo Marine Aquarium • 3720 Stephen M. White Drive • San Pedro, CA 90731 • Tel 310-548-7562 • www.cabrillomarineaquarium.org A facility of the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks with support from Friends of Cabrillo Marine Aquarium