Whales
- Beaked Whales
- Baird’s Beaked Whale
- Blainville’s Beaked Whales
- Bottlenose Whale
- Northern Bottlenose Whale
- Gervais Beaked Whale
- Goose-Beaked Whale (Cuvier’s)
- Gray’s Beaked Whale
- Hubb’s Beaked Whale
- Longman’s Beaked Whales
- Sowerby’s Beaked Whales
- Strap-toothed Beaked Whale
- Beluga
- Blue Whale
- Pygmy Blue Whale
- Bowhead
- Bryde’s Whale
- Fin
- Grey Whale
- Humpback
- Minke Whale
- Dwarf Minke Whale
- Narwhal
- Right Whales
- North Atlantic Right Whale
- North Pacific Right Whale
- Southern Right Whales
- Sei Whale
- Sperm Whale
- Pygmy Sperm Whale
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Opening Weekend – 2/5/26
This weekend was opening weekend for Cape Ann Whale Watch and what a spectacular weekend it was! My mind is blown at the number of whales out there. I’ve been whale watching since the 2001 season and have never experienced a season opener like this one. It didn’t matter which direction you looked in, there…
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My First Whale Watch Trip – 18/6/26
I love whales so much. I read about them, watch documentaries about them, and listen to podcasts about them. However, I also am from Carrboro, North Carolina, which is about 3 hours away from the coast. So when my aunt took me and my twin sister to Port Angeles as a graduation present this summer,…
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An Epic Day with Bigg’s and a Humpback – 24/6/26
Easily one of the most epic days on the water. We arrived at one of the jolliest bunch of orcas. Calm waters, sunshine, and over 17 orcas. Already way too ideal. Bigg’s orcas are notoriously quiet animals; despite having complex vocalizations they barely make a peep. Typically if they do, their food (other marine mammals)…
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A Spectacular Day – 16/6/26
Today was pretty special out of Brunswick Heads. The swells have kept us off of the water in the afternoons and evenings, but we got out this morning and boy did Mother Nature put on a show. This morning had everything, dramatic moody backdrops, and lots of active whales that put on some spectacular aerial…
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A Trip to Remember – 16/6/26
Today’s trip became one we will never forget.While on the water off northern Vancouver Island, we encountered a North Pacific Right Whale, one of the rarest whales on the planet. The encounter happened near the end of our scheduled tour, but every guest on board was eager to stay out longer for the experience, so…