Anacortes Whale Watching

Overview

No ferry required! Small group whale watching tours on the some of the fastest boats in the region with GUARANTEED WHALES. See whales with us or come again for FREE.

City: San Juan Islands

Mon 07 Jul

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Starting at $119.00

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Mon 07 Jul

Starting at $119.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

3-4 hour tour

Professional guide

8.3% Washington State sales tax and applicable fees.

High Speed Vessels

Additional Info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Please note that this tour departs from Anacortes (90 minutes north of Seattle)

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

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Reviews (649)

Brenda_K

Aug 2024

The killer whales were a hit, but so was just getting out on the water. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable.

Dana_P

Aug 2024

We set out on what was supposed to be a 3 hour tour with no idea where we were headed. Some how that sounded familiar but before I could worry about it we were off with the power of four V8 engines with 425 horsepower each! Along the way, our sweet host Brooke had so much information about the lives of whales that I could probably pass as an expert now! She kept me on my toes about how sweet and family oriented and emotional Orcas are when I mentioned the contrast of seeing them hunt seals with great skill in some videos I've seen. Not only are these whales very capable hunters but they are also extremely social and family oriented! They really take care of each other. As she was explaining this, we got to see a couple of families out hunting and being social up close and personal!! But not too close to disturb them. They keep it professional. We stopped for photos of breaching Orcas, perched Eagles, a playful otter and cute baby seals being silly in the safety of the shallow water next to a large rock as the hungry whales swam close by. The weather also turned out perfect for our adventure! Sean, our other host, had plenty of information about rocks and geographic history. Both hosts were happily answering as many questions as our group could throw at them, and even sounded like they knew what they were talking about! If you decide to take this tour, you won't be disappointed but do some research so you have good questions for Brooke and Sean!

sanzilm

Aug 2024

I wish we could go a lil closer to whales but the law. They do sail all the way down near puget. Maybe going whale watching from seattle downtown would save you time.