California Living ® host Aprilanne Hurley spotlights Whale Watching on San Francisco Bay
You are invited to get in on the Whale Watching excitement this season. And Tiburon, California is the place to be Saturday mornings to venture on an Angel Island Ferry Whale Watching and Wildlife Tour.
These fun Whale Watching & Wildlife Tour Cruises take place on Saturday mornings at 9:00 a.m. – 12 p.m. through Sept. 28, 2019, at the Angel Island – Tiburon Ferry Terminal, in Tiburon, California. Oh, and fresh coffee and pastries are included in the ticket price.
California Living ® host Aprilanne Hurley invites you to hop on an Angel Island Ferry Whale Watching Cruise.
Are Whale Watching & Wild Life adventures are calling your name?
Everyone loves Angel Island Ferry’s 3-hour Whale Watching Cruises on San Francisco Bay. Because for one thing, you’ll journey under the Golden Gate Bridge to explore expertly curated viewing spots to take in the wild and wondrous nature San Francisco Bay has to offer. (This tour is not recommended for children under 6 years of age)
On board Angel Island Ferry’s recently re-imagined luxury vessel the “Tamalpais,” you’ll learn about the types of whales in San Francisco Bay, as well as gain insights into whale behavior. Plus, there will be abundant photo opportunities of the iconic sights San Francisco Bay is known for. Oh, and fresh coffee and pastries are included in the ticket price.
Angel Island Ferry’s Whale & Wild Life Sighting Free Cruise Offer
Angel Island Ferry California Living ® spotlights Whale Watching Cruises on San Francisco Bay.
While Angel Island Ferry cannot guarantee cruisers will see whales or wild life, if you do not see whales or harbor porpoises during your Whale Watching & Wild Life Cruise, you will receive a certificate for another Whale Watching & Wild Life Cruise for free, which will be valid for one year. Now that’s pretty awesome.
For more info. and to book your Whale Watching Cruises online please visit CaptainMaggie.com.
California Living @ spotlights Angel Island Ferry’s Tamalpais Charters.
