Whale Watching
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We have some perfect places to go whale watching on the coast. If you are a first time whale watcher, you may want to consider motion sickness medications. These can usually be found in most convenience or drug stores. Prescription medications are also available through your doctor. Talk with your doctor to determine what might work best for you. Most medications must be taken a few hours prior to the trip. Be sure to check the label.Once your trip begins, it is too late to take anything.
Don't get dehydrated! When on the ocean it is recommended that you keep hydrated by drinking water, ginger ale, tea or even sports drinks. Avoid drinks that are high in sugars. Most boat companies will allow you to bring your own food and beverage on board. However, glass bottles and alcoholic beverages are usually not permitted on board. Check with the company beforehand.
Keep Warm! It is always colder on the ocean than on land. Dress in layers and bring extra clothes. Sometimes on choppy days people can get wet and chilled.
Don't forget the sunblock! Water reflects and magnifies the sun rays. Without protection, you can get severely sunburned during a 3-5 hour trip. Also, be sure to bring your sunglasses to protect your eyes from glare on the water.
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2012LONG BEACH PENINSULA : Surf: 15-20 ft. Large mid period swell from the west-northwest. Breezy west-northwest winds, whitecapping conditions with moderate choppy seas.


