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A whale swims gracefully in the ocean, its tail visible above the water.
Gray Whales

As their name indicates, the Gray Whale can be most easily identified by its deep gray coloring peppered with white patches. Considered to be a medium sized whale, Gray Whales can reach up to 45 feet in length. The Gray Whale is known best for having one of the longest migrations of any mammal on the planet. Due to their unique migratory patterns, Gray Whales can be seen typically between November and April off the coast of Long Beach. So be sure to keep your eyes peeled for these majestic beauties!

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A humpback whale breaches in the ocean near LA Waterfront Cruises.
Humpback Whales

The Humpback Whale is always a crowd favorite when spotted during a whale watching excursion. With its uniquely patterned tail fluke and wing-like flippers, the Humpback Whale is a sight to behold. These whales make their way to the coasts of California during the summer months to feed, delighting whale watchers with their signature acrobatic moves. In fact, Humpback Whales regularly jump out of the water- a sight not to be missed on your tour.

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A large whale gracefully swims in the ocean, showcasing the beauty of marine life with LA Waterfront Cruises.
Fin Whales
At an average of 65 feet long and 150,000 lbs, the Fin Whale ranks as the second-largest animal on the planet, right behind the Blue Whale. Fin Whales received their name from the trademark dorsal fin that grows to be about 60 cm high. Interestingly, few details are known about the specific migration patterns of the Fin Whale. However, they are routinely spotted in waters off the coast of Long Beach at various points throughout the year.
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