Whaling from Boston
Discover the wonderful underwater world
There are few things in life that are more mesmerizing than watching a huge whale storming over the sea water and spraying everywhere across the open horizon of the blue ocean. The world we live in never ceases to amaze, and a whaling cruise that departs from the city of Boston will take you to discover some of the wonders of the world that are hidden beneath the surface of the sea. From huge whales to playful dolphin species, the cruise tour promises you an unforgettable adventure.
On board the fast catamaran
The adventure begins at the harbor dock, where the enthusiastic and professional staff, boasting years of maritime experience, awaits you. Here at the port, board a fast catamaran ship that will take you on an exciting ocean cruise. A catamaran ship is known for being the fastest and most luxurious way to explore the Atlantic Ocean, and the ship you will be traveling with boasts three spacious outdoor viewing decks that will provide you with an unparalleled panoramic view of the wonderful world of water.
Those who prefer a warm indoor environment will be able to find the belly of the ship equipped with pleasant seating, dining tables and sound and video systems that will make the atmosphere pleasant. On board you will also find a drinks bar where you can enjoy a cold drink or snacks during the exciting journey in the ocean.
Professional training of marine researchers:
The whale cruise is not just a trip where you will see a whale or two, but an enriching and immersive experience. Along with you on board are professional researchers from the New England Whale Center, the region's leading authority on whale populations. The role of the marine explorers is to provide you with all the information you need to get to know the Atlantic Ocean, and of course to tell you about the marine creatures you will meet along the way.
The kings of the ocean you will meet on your way:
The real highlight of this journey is, of course, the sea creatures. The exciting cruise provides an opportunity to see some of the most magnificent inhabitants of the ocean: humpback whales, finback whales, minke whales, as well as cute white dolphins.
Humpback whales, also called "big-winged" because of their huge fins, are easily recognized by the way their backs arch out of the water as they prepare for a deep dive.
The finback whale, the second largest species of whale on the planet, is one of the most impressive creatures you will ever meet. With a weight that reaches up to 120 tons and a length of between 13 and 20 meters, if you meet the right whale you will have an unforgettable experience.
The minke whale (minke whales), also called humpback whale, is not as impressive and huge as the common whale, but it is just as fascinating.
And last but not least, the dolphins. During the cruise trip you will probably get to meet beautiful white dolphins, unique mammals found only in the North Atlantic Ocean, from the beaches south of New England to the shores of Norway.
Whale watching - what do you need to know?
The boat tour lasts about 3.5 hours, but sometimes the tour is longer, depending on the location of the whales.
The tour includes instruction in English by professional marine researchers.
On board you will find a beverage bar where you can purchase drinks or snacks.
What to bring: comfortable shoes, sunglasses, hat, sunscreen, camera, warm clothing (depending on the weather), binoculars.
Children under the age of two do not pay, but an Infant ticket must be ordered when ordering the ticket.
Each day there is more than one tour, and in the summer months there are between 3-5 tours daily. Book the tour time convenient for you.
In conclusion, the whale watching cruise that departs from the city of Boston is more than just a sea voyage, but an unforgettable encounter with the ocean's most magnificent creatures. Accompanied by professional guides, comfortable services and a magical atmosphere, and most importantly, an opportunity to see the marine creatures living happily in their natural environment. So take your binoculars, get on board and get ready for an exciting sea voyage that will leave you with memories and stories for a lifetime.
