We had the most incredible experience whale watching. We saw our first whale within 10 minutes of leaving. It was super exciting. Then we journeyed quite a bit farther and came to an area where there were a few other boats. We saw one whale coming up for breath and then spotted another one shortly after. We got some great photos of their tails and then they disappeared. I was standing on the top left side of the boat when I heard a noise, which turned out to whale spray directly below me. There were 4 whales right below me, so close to the boat that they were practically touching it. Somehow I came to my senses and starting filming them. It's not the best video I ever shot, but I did manage to get the whales and it's fun to listen to everyone screaming and yelling including the guides.The whales were 3 adults and a baby. We saw the tails of the mom and baby almost in tandem. They stayed pretty close for awhile before they swam away. We then saw a lone whale swimming along the side of our boat and watched it for a long time. That whale breached He came totally out of the water and landed on his back. What a sight! Shout out to our amazing guides, Russell, Jessie and Lukas! They were great and as excited as we we're. Its extremely rare to see more than one whale together and they seldom see them breach. Add to that the extreme closeness of them to our boat. Our captain Jordan took us to the best sites imaginable. Highlight of my trip and a whale watching excursion that probably will never be topped!! I also need to mention the Mendenhall Glacier trip. It's beautiful to see and well worth the easy walk to Nugget Falls. We walked back on the beach which isn't maintained, but only had a couple of semi difficult spots where you walked on rocks to get over the water. We saw an iceberg close to shore and some smaller chunks of ice that had washed ashore. Overall, I would highly recommend Glacier Tours.