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Whale Watching in Humboldt County

Sep 13, 2017 | Surrounding Area, Things To Do | 0 comments

It’s that time of year again so choose a clear, calm day and grab a pair of binoculars. The southern migratory season for whales is September through January and Humboldt County is the perfect place to see these magnificent mammals return to their northern waters.

The best observation sites in Humboldt County are high on the cliffs overlooking the waters. Here are some ideas:

Shelter Cove, Sinkyone Wilderness State Park also known as the Lost Coast

Or, you can just head to the beach and watch from the shore. Check out these top ten beaches for whale watching.

Of course, if you want an up close and personal look, you can always take a charter out to sea. Check out these tours.

Wherever you watch, enjoy!

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