Obserwacja wielorybów Anacortes

Przegląd

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.

Miasto: Wyspy San Juan

Fri 30 Jan

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co jest zawarte

3-4 godzinna wycieczka

Profesjonalny przewodnik

8,3% podatku od sprzedaży w stanie Waszyngton i obowiązujących opłat.

Statki o dużej prędkości

3-4 hour tour

Professional guide

8.3% Washington State sales tax and applicable fees.

Dodatkowe informacje

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)

Zasady anulowania

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

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Recenzje (649)

Fishytravel

Oct 2019

We've done quite a few whale watching excursions all over and we really liked Matt and Brooke and the setup right away. From the sign-in to the safety briefing, you can immediately tell that the crew is experienced and knowledgeable and that they are not just giving a spiel. The boat is not big but it's actually perfectly suited to whale watching. My only "regret" is that in the beginning, I stayed outside towards the stern and didn't hear all the info that they were sharing with everyone. Once I started listening, I tried to stay close to Brooke to not miss anything. We saw a couple of humpbacks pretty quickly and stayed with them for a while. Since everyone got to see them, I expected that we would be returning to dock soon enough but they really made the effort to look and show us as much as possible and we also got to see Stellar sea lions, a harbor seal, large gatherings of cormorants and sea birds, eagle nests and later, a bald eagle. We really appreciated the enthusiasm, interest and obvious knowledge that Matt and Brooke showed. It really made a difference and was key to there being a good ambiance on the boat. Besides the wildlife, the scenery was beautiful and, all in all, choosing to spend our afternoon out on the water with Outer Island Excursions was a great decision and we would definitely do it again.

bexdavidson

Oct 2019

Things you should know before you read: 1. My party had 7 people in it - 3 adults and 4 children under the age of 12. 2. We had to drive 2.5 hours to get to Anacortes Arriving at Outer Island Excursions, we followed the signs to the designated parking lot. We assumed, because of the signs that this is where we HAD to park. We were wrong. I went up to the office to sign us all in because the other adults needed to stay with the children, who all needed to use the restroom, of which there were only 2 and about 20 people waiting to use them. Once in the office, the staff gave me a clipboard and told me that all of the members of my party over 18 had to sign waivers to go on the boat. Cool, but that could have been easier, if, in the several emails sent to me in the week leading up to our departure, you had included the forms. The young woman who was explaining this to me called me "Honey" about 15 times in 2 minutes. As a 35 year old toting 4 children, I was less than enthused by the moniker. At this point, I also learned that the parking in the designated lot would cost us an additional $7. This seems ludicrous to me, after the cost of our ticket and the signs telling us to park there. However, this far in, moving the car would have been challenging to our party, so we paid up and moved on. After we had sent everyone through the bathrooms and gotten ourselves together, we had no idea what to do. We learned from other passengers that we were to gather at the picnic tables. There was no one at the picnic tables, but many people walking toward the boat. So we went out to the boat, only to be sent back to wait for the second boat. I recommend that Outer Island Excursions station a person at the picnic tables to let people know what to do! We sat, ate a little bit of our lunch and waited. 20 minutes later we were instructed to line up so we could get on the next boat. Up to this point, I was frustrated and annoyed. The entire sign in process was needlessly cumbersome. I acknowledge this could have something to do with the size of our party and the several young members, but I still think this is the area most needing improvement. Once on the boat, however, everything changed. Captain Drew was funny, charming, and engaging. The kids had a great time getting to know him and he was really fantastic. The women who were teaching us about the wildlife (Amber and Aubrey), were also nice, knowledgeable, and very excited by their line of work. Overall, the boat experience was nothing short of excellent. We saw several whales, Dall's porpoises, sea lions, seals, birds, and overall had an engaging, educational, very fun time. Check these guys out. Even the frustrating check in process is worth the great trip out on the boat!

girlygirl59

Oct 2019

The captain and two naturalists on our trip (10/6) were amazing. We saw the pod of orcas as well as a humpback whale in the midst of a giant birdnado! The trip was a perfect mix of relaxation, learning about sea mammals, and corny jokes (felt like I was on the Jungle Cruise at Deisneyland and loved it!)