23K views · 625 reactions |  All tails for lucky whale watching guests yesterday. September is THE month to get out on the ocean. Averaging 7-9 whale sightings per trip. The weather is perfect. What are you waiting for? Book Now!  OregonWhales.com @StevenCraigJensen | Discovering Depoe Bay Oregon | Facebook

🥇As if they were going for Olympic gold and synchronized double fluking was an actual event, I’d give these two a perfect score of 10! From this weekend with Whale Research Eco Excursions 👉🏼 OregonWhales.com @LisaVoogd | Discovering Depoe Bay Oregon

21K views · 785 reactions | ⭐️ Today we saw the newest gray whale Finnagain standing on her head bottom feeding, sharking and she was also bubble feeding.  She’s a large new female and she has a bold unique personality! Carrie, owner operator of Whale Research Eco Excursions has added a 3:00 pm tour tomorrow, Wednesday, September 10th, with her and Koda. Space is limited. Grab your seats before they are gone!  OregonWhales.com | Discovering Depoe Bay Oregon | Facebook

📍Destination Depoe Bay King Tides 2024/25

Wait for it….🌊💦💦💦 Ever wonder what it’s like to drive through a King Tide that reaches over from the sea to the businesses across 4 lanes of highway… #oregoncoast #Oregon #Depoebay | Discovering Depoe Bay Oregon

L🐋VE this family’s reaction & excitement Families come from hundreds of miles to experience Depoe Bay. These happy, excited faces & laughter are why This family traveled from Albuquerque New Mexico! 📷 Becks Stocky-Ton | Discovering Depoe Bay Oregon

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1.4M views · 11K reactions | Ever wonder what it’s like to take a whale watching cruise in the Whale Watching Capital of the Oregon Coast? Dockside Charters Sportfishing and Whale Watching $30 Adults $15 Kids under 12 Pro Tip: Book online and save $2 pp Link in comments | Discovering Depoe Bay Oregon | Facebook

I came across Ginger and her newest “friend” 😉 while whale watching today. Carrie shared some exciting news about Ginger—she’s been quite the social butterfly this year! Born in 2010, Ginger is now 15 years old. Her name comes from the striking scars left by a propeller strike in 2016, which run along her head and body, accompanied by whale lice which makes the scars appear orange. The good news? She’s healing ❤️‍🩹 and becoming more active every season. The only thing missing so far is her fir