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Nice conditions for a single trip and great looks at a pair of adult humpback whales.
Image: an adult humpback whale throws its tail. 2026 04–12 SB Channel   Captain Eddy and the crew ran a single 9 A excursion under mostly sunny skies. There was a light breeze and not much swell which made for a wonderful wildlife viewing. Totals for the trip included 2 humpback whales and 5 common dolphins. We had great looks, and spent quite a bit of time with a pair of adult ...

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Epic whale and dolphin sightings with a spectacular sky above.
Image: famous people often use the Condor Express to get a regular dose of whale and dolphin love. (Jean-Michelle Cousteau helped start the Santa Barbara Channel Whale Heritage area). Photo by Holly Lohuis, Co-Director of the Santa Barbara Channel Whale Heritage area. 2026 04–11 SB Channel  Dramatic skies, filled with beautiful cumulus clouds and lots of sunny patches in between...

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Good humpback action and two different species of dolphins.
Image: an adult humpback whale is seen rolling around and slapping its long pectoral fin on the water. 2026 04–10 SB Channel Both the 9A and 12 N excursions had wonderful conditions and great sightings. There was a bit of light rain and drizzle at the beginning of the morning trip, but then it tapered off and skies became partly sunny. The ocean surface was glassy. Total sightin...

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A single morning excursion encounters our first gray whale calves of the season.
Image: a gray whale calf spy-hops in very shallow water to check out the action on the beach in Santa Barbara. 2026 04–09 SB Channel Captain Dave and the crew ran a single trip at 9A. There was a high stratus layer that covered 80% of the sky, wind was moderate and decreased during the trip, and there was a bump from the west. Total sightings: 4 gray whales.   The Condor Express...

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Commons, white-siders, and a big hump back.
Image: a Pacific white-sided dolphin makes a close pass by the Condor Express. 2026 04–08 SB Channel  Captain Eddy and the crew ran 2 trips, 9A and 12 N, under clear and sunny skies with just a trace of wind. On other hand, we dealt with a rather large, short interval bump from the SW. Total sightings for the day: 25 pacific white sided dolphins, 500 common dolphins, and 1 humpb...

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