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Image: a trio of humpback whales in the Santa Barbara Channel 2026 11–08 SB Channel Captain Dave, along with second captain Isabel, ran out towards the E end of beautiful Santa Cruz Island. Conditions were very good: clear skies, calm seas, and crystal-clear, Santa Barbara cobalt, water. Sightings: 150 common dolphins and 3 humpback whales. We headed SE and stopped in the lanes ...

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Image: a very friendly humpback whale and a few of its fans on board the Condor Express. 2026 11–07 SB Channel Captain Dave reports clear blue skies and nice sun today. There was no wind in the morning and a light breeze wafted through the Channel on our way home in the afternoon. The water color remains that super-clear Santa Barbara cobalt, which enhanced all of our sightings....

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Image: a mother common dolphin with her calf in the Santa Barbara Channel 2026 11–04 SB Channel It was a sunny day with a light breeze. Captain Eddy reported a moderate 5-foot bump from the W that kept things interesting. Total sightings: 2 humpback whales, 20 common dolphins, and 1 ocean sunfish (Mola mola). We were headed SW when our deckhand Isabel, was able to retrieve a flo...

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Image: mother humpback (on right) with her little calf (left) from today's adventure. 2026 11-25 SB Channel Today was a special private charter and 3rd year celebration of the Santa Barbara Channel Whale Heritage Area. Dignitaries such as Jean-Michel Cousteau were on board. It was another brilliant, calm day in the middle of the Channel today. The sea surface was rippled all day...

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Image: Pacific white-sided dolphins from today's adventure. 2026 10–24 SB Channel There were spectacular sea conditions and sightings in our neck of the channel today. Seas were glassy, there was no wind, and a very small swell from the W rolled gently down the channel. Most importantly, the water clarity was superb Santa Barbara cobalt blue. Sightings: 300 common dolphins, 4 hu...

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