22 S. Highway 101
Depoe Bay Winery, OR 97341
ph: (541) 765-3311
depoebay
Depoe Bay is fortunate to have a resident pod of grey whales which makes its home here 10 months out of the year. Visitors from everywhere come to whale watch either from many shore observation spots or to take one of our charters out for a closer look. There is nothing quite so spectacular as seeing whales in their natural habitat. Whale watching trips aboard comfortable cruisers or speedy Zodiacs depart hourly for eye-popping, up-close tours of Depoe Bay’s exotic marine life. Bring the whole family!

The Depoe Bay Whale Center is Oregon ’s newest State Park and the home of the highly acclaimed “Whale Watching Spoken Here” program. The center is dedicated to sharing information about whales and helping visitors to understand and appreciate these amazing creatures.
Whale Watching only:
Carrie Newell:
541-912-6734
www.whalereasearchexcursions.com

Fishing and Whale Watching Tours:
Dockside:
541-765-2545
www.docksidedepoebay.com

Tradewinds:
800-445-8730
www.tradewindscharters.com
http://www.depoebaymariner.com/
Listen to Captain Dan's Weekly Fishing Report live:
Thursday mornings:
99.9 KRKT Albany (8:40 am)
99.7 KMTK Bend (6:40 am)
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http://www.atthebeachonline.com/
541-994-1156
Carved and shaped by powerful natural forces, Depoe Bay is the site of the world’s smallest navigable harbor. Waves run beneath lava beds creating spouting geysers up to 60 feet into the air. Sea caves line our scenic rocky shoreline.

For years Depoe Bay served as a safe harbor for commercial fishing taking refuge from coastal storms. Today it acts as a home port and stopping point for charter vessels and private launches – as well as a point of fascination for thousands of visitors who stand on the bridge and walkways to observe incoming vessels.

Still have questions? Please contact us anytime! We look forward to hearing from you.
22 S. Highway 101
Depoe Bay Winery, OR 97341
ph: (541) 765-3311
depoebay