Whale Watch Reports

Our Resident Grays Don’t Dissappoint
by Tradewinds Crew, JUNE 23, 2022

Our Resident Gray Whales are still putting on a great show for us everyday. All cruises saw Whales today and were able to get a great views of these gentle giants. Join us on a cruise at Tradewinds Charters out of beautiful Depoe Bay by making a reservation online or calling us at 541-765-2345.

The Streak Continues
by Tradewinds Crew, JUNE 22, 2022

The Morning Star treated our passengers to some great Whale watching today. We continue to see these breathtaking Gray Whales on every trip. If you are heading to the Oregon Coast be sure to stop at the Whale Watching Capital here in Depoe Bay and jump on one of our cruises. You won't regret it. To make a reservation you can book online...
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Prime Time!
by Tradewinds Crew, JUNE 21, 2022

Thanks to the Mr. Max, our guests were able to make a memory that will last forever! We are so happy we were able to bring these groups to see some amazing whales today. Depoe Bay has a unique way of telling the seasons. As the whale watching capital of the West coast, a great way to tell where we're at in...
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Whales Anyone?
by Tradewinds Crew, JUNE 20, 2022

The resident Gray Whale season is in full swing! Every day for the past week and a half we have been graced with the presence of our favorite ocean giants. You can catch a glimpse at these beauties pretty much any time during the summer months as they meander their way in shore to feed off the abundant reefs near...
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A Whale is Forever
by Tradewinds Crew, JUNE 19, 2022

We are so pleased to announce yet another day of successful whale watching! Every cruise saw a Gray Whale which are part of the baleen whale family. What is baleen you ask? Baleen is a filter feeding mechanism inside the whale's mouth. It replaces teeth which leads the animal to feed in a way that allows their food to stay in their...
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The Odds Are In Our Favor
by Tradewinds Crew, JUNE 18, 2022

Whales abound off our coast today and we are loving it! Every Whale Watching cruise we sent out today has seen our favorite blubbery friends. You may hear the word 'blubber' in a comedic sense, but this is a very important part of marine mammal anatomy. It is a substance that covers their entire body except the flippers and flukes (tail...
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