Sail with the whales

Whale watchers will have two opportunities to see the massive mammals.

The Festival of Whales arrives to celebrate the 42nd annual celebration on March 2 to March 3 and March 9 to March 10 at Dana Point.

Every spring, several types of whales return to the shoreline at Dana Point to continue their migration. Art festivals, street fairs, exhibits, whale watching and many other things are offered on top.

For the schedule of activities, more information or to buy a shirt for the event, visit www.festivalofwhales.com.

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