Explore Oxnard's coastline by jet ski and watch for dolphins
1 hr
Ride a jet ski along the Oxnard coastline and keep an eye out for dolphins. Sightings are possible but not guaranteed.
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the experience. No refunds for same-day bookings. Rentals operate rain or shine. Reschedule up to 48 hours before the experience; the cancellation policy is based on the original purchase time and experience start.
Product ID: 2M9TVV
Wear clothing that can get wet. In summer, a bathing suit or board shorts and bare feet are recommended. A wetsuit is recommended in colder months; spring suits are available to rent.
3600 Harbor Boulevard, Oxnard, CA 93035
Whale and Dolphin Watching. We booked the tour to see sea lions and hopefully dolphins. I'd read that there aren't many whales around here at the moment. At first, the sea lions were at the harbor, which was pretty cool. Then, a few minutes later, we were surrounded by dolphins. We must have seen at least 50. Sea lions were also among them. They were hunting, completely different from how they behave on the beach. The highlight was seeing a huge whale. A fantastic experience and worth every penny.
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July 28, 2026
Whale and Dolphin Watching. We booked the tour to see sea lions and hopefully dolphins. I'd read that there aren't many whales around here at the moment. At first, the sea lions were at the harbor, which was pretty cool. Then, a few minutes later, we were surrounded by dolphins. We must have seen at least 50. Sea lions were also among them. They were hunting, completely different from how they behave on the beach. The highlight was seeing a huge whale. A fantastic experience and worth every penny.
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July 28, 2026
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