He stacks rocks which is not 'art' in my opinion and then he asks for donations if you take a photo of it in the public space. While many merchants in the area are very good, there is one bad guy there named StonestackerJay who should totally be avoided. The problems are that there are too many vehicles co-mingling with too many people, especially large Pedicabs and e-vehicles that are too big, too fast, and/or are dangerous and should not be allowed there. Lots of shopping, restaurants, walkways, a marina and generally pleasant people. This is a very good area but there are issues that need to be resolved. I uses an Explorer' pass for both admissions. The South tour was probably what I wanted but no one explained that. I wished the person that I'd spoken to make the reservations had explained what this tour was. I was so sorry that my husband was not with me because he would have loved it. As the captain spoke, I thought this talk is lost on me. There was lots of talk about the ships we passed and all the military history. The second trip was perfectly fine but I personally found it a disappointment. All in all, it was a very pleasant experience. There were also naturalists from the museum on board to answer questions. The captain followed the three whales for quite a long time. They never breached but we did see part of the tails. It was probably a baby, mother and another adult. The captain found a group of three whales swimming together. The sea lions were sunning themselves on the buoys in the bay, so saw them up close and personal. We saw a pod of dolphins swimming right up against the boat. They promise if you do not see wildlife they will either take you out again or refund your money.

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