Whale Watching
Since all whale watchers are ‘guests’ visiting the natural environment of these animals, we consider every whale watch a true expedition. Thus, your whale watch boarding pass is not an admission to a show, but rather an opportunity to observe wild animals which, on a world-wide basis, are quite rare. Whether we sight these marvelous creatures is entirely up to the whales; the probability is quite excellent – we have a 99% sighting record. On the rare occasion that we do not sight any whales or dolphins, a free pass for a future trip will be issued.
Our whale watches take us to Jeffreys Ledge, where nutrient-rich waters support a large variety of marine life. On our expeditions we have the most likely chance of encountering 40 ton Humpback Whales, 70 ft. Finback Whales, Minke Whales, and Atlantic White-sided Dolphins. Other species sighted include highly endangered Right Whales, Harbor Porpoises, Grey and Harbor Seals, Tuna, Ocean Sunfish and sharks. For those who enjoy bird watching, we often encounter pelagic birds such as Wilson’s Storm Petrels, Great and Sooty Shearwaters, Gannets, and Terns.
Our whale watches are led by experienced and qualified naturalists who enjoy sharing their love of the marine environment with our passengers. On board are educational materials, kids books, and posters. Our staff is always available for questions!
We are committed to preserving the marine environment.
- Our engines and generators are both EPA Tier II certified.
- We recycle everything possible that is generated onboard the boat, from cans and bottles to used lubrication oil from our engines.
- Environmentally friendly cleaning products are used whenever possible.
- We abide by all whale watching guidelines and operate our vessel responsibly when we are in the company of marine mammals.