A view of Redondo Beach from the the Voyager.
Brad Sawyer captains the Voyager during a whale watching trip. Photo by Chelsea Sektnan.
Gray whales are often seen because of their ‘blow’ which can reach up to 15 feet. Photo by Chelsea Sektnan.
Peggy, a naturalist, explains the gray whale blow to ...
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Marine Migrants- Orcas and Gray whales face off a half mile off Palos Verdes coast
January 17th, 2012 
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Blue Whale Watch
September 9th, 2011 Craig Join us aboard the 65 ft/140 passenger excursion vessel "Voyager" to experience the spectacular adventure of Blue whale watching off the Palos Verdes Peninsula and the Redondo Beach Canyon, just minutes from the harbor entrance, where Blue Whales have gathered to feed on the abundance of krill in our local waters.
Boat Rides at the Redondo Beach Marina
August 13th, 2011 Craig 
Whale Watching December through April
Get a chance to see a variety of whales as well as dolphins, sea lions and marine birds.
You must call for reservations as we need a minimum of 10 passengers ... Killer whales spotted off the coast
February 10th, 2011 Craig 
A female killer whale and what appeared to be her calf were spotted off the South Bay coast last Saturday. Photo by She Nebrida.
Voyager skipper Brad Sawyer was just pulling out of his vessel’s slip with a full load of 144 school kids Saturday afternoon when he received an ecstatic ... Voyager Video!
January 19th, 2011 Craig
A Whale of a Show in California CBS News Video - Air Date: 09/18/10
Since last week, onlookers have been treated to a virtual whale playground. As many as 25 giants at once have been spotted ...
Giant blue whales showing in record numbers
September 22nd, 2010 Craig 
Giant blue whales showing in record numbers
Daily Breeze - Link to original article - Giant blue whales showing in record numbers By Sandy Mazza Staff Writer Posted: 08/31/2010 06:23:26 AM
Large numbers of blue whales have been spotted off the coast this summer feeding during their migration. Swells of calorie-rich ... Coming in for the Krill
September 18th, 2010 Craig 
Coming in for the Krill
Redondo Beach Patch - Link to original article Coming in for the Krill By Ed Pilolla September 15, 2010
Cooler weather has drawn blue whales closer to the Redondo coast than usual as they search for food. Cooler than usual temperatures might not have thrilled beach-goers ... More to Sea
September 18th, 2010 Craig 
More to Sea
Redondo Beach Marina -- September 16, 2010
The marina has come alive with a buzz in the air. The reason for the excitement is whales. Blue whales, minke whales, humpback whales, and finback whales are everywhere. It looks like a congregation of krill feeding creatures has taken over the ... Blue wonder
September 18th, 2010 Craig 
Blue wonder
From the Easy Reader - Link to original article Blue wonder
Local biologists, whale watchers, paddlers and boaters are experiencing a rare up-close look at the world’s largest animal
Craig Stanton was sitting on the deck of his condo overlooking King Harbor in Redondo Beach a little more than ... A Whale of a Trip
September 18th, 2010 Craig 
A Whale of a Trip
From the Beach Reporter - Link to original article A Whale of a Trip
Through dense fog on a chilly Saturday morning, the Voyager set out from the Redondo Beach Marina over Labor Day weekend to give its passengers a thrill - to spot the ... 
