Thanks for helping out the marine mammals, specifically the california sealions and the northern fur seals that you released out at the Farallons. As a volunteer for the Marine Mammal Center, I truly appreciate the work you do to help us, rehabilitating the seals, and delivering them back home! You guys are fantastic!

Thank you so much for a fabulous trip today!!!! We had such a great time. Captain Joe, Steve, and crew are amazing, caring, fun people who genuinely love the ocean and its creatures. Their enthusiasm is so contagious. It was truly unforgettable.

Looking forward to a tour soon. Your site expresses a great interest in keeping our oceans alive.

We had a totally fabulous day Oct. 22 even though we didn't see a whale (first time all summer they didn't find at least one) but we did see a whole bunch of other interesting critters, including a group of sea lions leaping big swells, jellyfish, a sunfish, harbor seals, and birds birds birds! The tour personnel were friendly and professional, the pure ocean air was just what my city lungs needed, the boat is environmentally friendly (no nasty fumes!) and the Farallons themselves were worth the trip! I totally recommend this trip!

Hey whalewatchers, we went today Oct 22 and were the first group since Memorial Day (late May) that didn't spot a whale. But we had a great time anyway - seeing the Farralones in the sun with big waves hitting the shores was a thrill and going under the GG Bridge was also great. The boat is quick and relatively quiet, the crew is friendly, knowledgeable and serious about ecology and the Kitty Kat is not so big that a crowd is on board. They really did offer another trip free (since we didn't spot a whale) so we will gladly go again. Have fun y'all! And do take a waterproof jacket.

went on a tour and was very fun, the crew was very nice and knowledgeable. i wantec to send a letter to one of the crew members but he is not located anywhere on your site. my mom wanted to send one as well, but we only saw one person and a dog, under crew.? why can';t i see anyone who works on the ship? I think his name was steve.

We went on a tour the 9th hoping to maybe see one whale, and ended up coming across a large group that the crew estimated to be of at least 50 humpback whales. We took tons of pictures, none of them do justice to our incredible experience. The crew was great and very informative. It was really nice to see their passion for wildlife preservation and the respect they had for the amazing creatures we encountered. Thanks!

Our trip today was simply amazing. We thought we might see 1 or 2 whales and estimate that we saw around 50! We were told that this is not normal, so now we are ruined for life by the great trip we took with SF Whale Tours! Thank you so much for the highlight of our SF trip!

Our family was also on the same trip as the Peck family. All they said was true. Oh! THOSE BLUE'S and more. We also saw some minky and humpback whales. We even saw a leaping Thresher Shark! There were many species of sea birds, some interesting Jelly's and we were treated to some Puffins for good measure. Captain Joe, Carol the ecologist and the crew were knowledgable and ECO-'warm and' friendly. Jean x

Thank you so very much for the awesome trip. We saw TWO blue whales. We were very impressed that you picked up trash and released baby seals back into the ocean. It lived up to the name Eco-Tour. Thanks! Bec and the boys