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https://www.tradewindscharters.com/The resident Gray whales are having a hay day feeding off the plentiful reefs lining our coast. Their main food source is the mysis shrimp and krill that inhabit the kelp forests near shore. While you are able to see glimpses of the Grays from the highway, it is a toally different, immersive expereince getting on their level by coming out with us on the water! While you're out there you get a wonderful view of the coastline as well as sightings of various other local sea life all while learning about who these creatures are and what they're doing here! Let us take you on your next adveture that you will never forget. Book your trip online or give us a call!
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Today is a very special day as Tradewinds can announce we have seen our first Humpback Whales of the season! It is a rare treat in our waters that we get to see these particular ocean giants. Humpback whales can grow to about 60 feet while our resident Gray whales stay at a maximum of 49 feet. They are both baleen whales and feed on very similar prey which explains why they are often seen in the same geographical areas. As mothers,......
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Now is the time to come see our beautiful resident Gray Whales! We are so blessed to call this coast home with all the amazing experiences it offers. We would love to take you out to meet some of the local sea life. You will see a variey of animals out there whether they be winged, flippered, or finned! They are all incredibly valuable to the oceanic ecosystem and play their own unique part. While we're out there we can give......
