What: View Morro Bay above water and below from our semi-submersible vessel. See schools of fish, jellyfish and kelp, from inside the boat! From above deck, see our local sea otter, harbor seal and sea lion populations.  We’ll have a private educational tour that includes the history of Morro Rock.  45-60 minute tour.

Time: TBD  I am aiming for a tour at 11am (earliest), 12pm, 1pm, or 2pm (latest).  I have contacted the company already and ensured availability, but I need another family or two committed to joining the tour before I actually book it.  We should be able to get the time that we want, so if you have a preference please tell me.

Who: ACHEV Families, including non- ACHEV siblings, grandparents, aunts/uncles, etc.

Cost: $15-$20 per person .  A private tour is $300 with a maximum of 21 people.  If we fill the boat, it works out to about $15 per person.  I will need to collect $ in advance and will contact you to arrange that after you sign up.

Morro Bay is a beautiful place to take a day trip and the closest place that I am aware of that you can view sea otters in the wild.  There are so many fun things to do there.  Some activities I hope to include in our day (optional) is a visit to the Morro Bay natural History Museum https://www.morrobay.org/listing/morro-bay-state-park-museum-of-natural-history/15568/  If others are interested, I can contact them to see if i can book a docent led tour/field trip either before or after our sub sea tour.  Another great place to visit if you are studying sea creatures this year, is the Elephant Seals in San Simeon   The viewing point is 40 minutes North of Morro Bay.  it is not the peak time to see large populations, so before deciding to visit here, I would call to see what the likelihood of seeing elephant seals is.  I am also thinking about renting kayaks and kayaking around the harbor – when my husband and I did this a long time ago, we were actually kayaking alongside sea otters.

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