Clean the beach and kids go whale watching for free
Join Newport Landing Whale Watching on Saturday, Sept. 19 from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. for Coastal Cleanup Day and you will receive one free child’s whale watching pass for each bag of trash you collect!
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Roll up your sleeves for Coastal Cleanup Day on September 19
Check in at the table in front of the Newport Landing Whale Watching office where you must complete their liability form to participate. You don’t need to sign up in advance; just show up between the hours of 8 a.m.-4 p.m. and get ready to roll up your sleeves.
To be more eco-friendly:
–Bring your own five-gallon reusable bucket, garden gloves and trash grabbers.
–Sun protection.
–Water.
Newport Landing will provide 10-gallon trash bags and latex gloves (if needed).
Once your trash bag is at a minimum half full, you can bring it back to the Newport Landing office and they will hand you a free child’s standard whale watching pass.
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View humpback whales, minke whales and playful pods of dolphins cruising off the coast during a Newport Landing Whale Watching cruise
Whale watching has been incredible in recent weeks! Tons of 70 ft.+ fin whales have been hanging out off the coast along with humpback whales, minke whales and playful pods of dolphins cruising alongside Newport Landing’s boats.
Late summer into early fall is one of the best times of year for whale watching. With beautiful weather and fewer crowds, there has been an amazing mix of marine life including sharks during this unseasonable warm El Niño season. Humpback and fin whales often continue to visit through November, making every trip full of surprises.
Newport Landing Whale Watching is located at 309 Palm St., Ste. A, Newport Beach. For more information and to book a whale watching cruise, visit www.newportwhales.com, or call 949.675.0550.
