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Boston Whale Watching Cruise by High-Speed Catamaran

Boston Whale Watching Cruise by High-Speed Catamaran

Overview

Looking for a whale watch that requires less travel time, offers the most comfortable ride available and gives you more time viewing some of the world's most magnificent creatures? Look no further! Here is Boston's ONLY Whale Watch on a high-speed catamaran. They will get you to and from the whales in half the time, which allows you more time to watch the whales.

Set sail with us for the whale watch experience of a lifetime. Our destination: Stellwagen Bank Marine Sanctuary, a rich feeding ground for whales, dolphins, sea birds and other marine creatures. You’ll have a good chance to view several different species of large whales, including humpbacks, finbacks, minkes, pilot whales and the critically endangered right whales.

The location of the whales may require more travel time, extending the trip beyond three hours. Please allow for additional time in your schedule. The average trip is between 3.5 to 4 hours.

City: Boston

Sat 16 Nov

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Starting at $68.07

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Sat 16 Nov

Starting at $68.07

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Visit Stellwagen Bank Marine Sanctuary, a rich feeding ground for whales, dolphins, sea birds and other marine creatures

See a variety of whales, including Humpbacks, Finbacks, and the critically endangered Right Whales

Boston Whale Watch Cruise aboard High-Speed Catamaran

Narrated by a New England Aquarium Naturalist as your Guide

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
The boat is wheelchair accessible, however the restrooms are not wheelchair accessible
Don't forget the camera, film and binoculars
There is a galley serving food and beverages
Wear comfortable shoes or sneakers
Bring a light sweater or jacket
Remember sunscreen and sunglasses
The location of the whales may require more travel time, extending the trip beyond three hours. Please allow for additional time in your schedule. The average trip is between 3.5 to 4 hours

Cancellation Policy

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

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Reviews (1000)

Natasha_L

Sep 2022

Amazing trip out to see the whales. We were lucky as weather good and able to travel further down the coast. We saw humpback including a calf breach the water, Fin and Minkie whales plus a rare sighting of a Sun Fish. Boat was busy. My only criticism was of other people (not the crew) who pushed and shoved to get to the front. It was probably most difficult for children to see the whales. However the captain was so good at moving the boat round so all sides could get glimpses of the whales.

JBut364611

Sep 2022

Fantastic 4 hour trip out. A few people on board got sea sick as you go out quite far and can be very choppy. Crew were excellent and the experts gave talks on the way out and also on the way back giving plenty of opportunity to ask questions. Although obviously no guarantee that you will see whales - we were lucky and saw 9 humpbacks - quite close to the boat plus one had a calf. An amazing experience - thoroughly recommend

Kimberly_S

Sep 2022

Smell of the sea...we saw large fish & whales...but got a free ticket to return...the tour director felt we should have seen more whales...so I'll look forward to that