Whale Watch Reports

As the passengers and crew of the Morning Star saw today, Gray Whales are not always the star of the show on the Oregon Coast! Today we were lucky enough to see a special species called the Harbor porposie (Phocoena phocoena). These speedy little guys can grow to be about 5 1/2 feet and 170 pounds. They love to snack on schooling fish...
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What they say is true, the ocean is an unpredictable beast. The weather took an immediate left turn for the wild side today and even the whales didn't want to deal! No sightings but with the forcast looking up in the near furture we are hopeful our flippered and finned friends will come back in full force due to all the waves kicking up some really nurtient rich...
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Mr. Max crew does it again! More Gray Whale sightings off our beautiful Oregon Coast. Did you know the Gray Whale endures one of the longest migrations of any marine mammal? Nearly 14,000 miles round trip! Allow us to introduce you to these gentle giants. Reserve a space on one of our excursions by phone or online with the details...
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Passengers and crew of the Mr. Max were treated to incredible Gray Whale sightings today! As summer closes in these beauties get closer to shore every day. Depoe Bay is home to about 200 resident Gray whales. The Gray Whale can weigh in at 60,000 pounds and reach 49 feet in length! Don't miss your opportunity to encounter one of these ocean...
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