Address: 1870 Ocean Blvd, Rye, NH 03870, USA
Phone: +18009645545
Sunday: 7AM–6PM
Monday: 7AM–6PM
Tuesday: 7AM–6PM
Wednesday: 7AM–6PM
Thursday: 7AM–6PM
Friday: 7AM–6PM
Saturday: 7AM–6PM
Kristen Marion
AMAZING experience! Breathtaking views, we got to see quite a few whale sightings once we reached the gulf of Maine, and friendly knowledgeable staff. Long boat ride out - about 2 hours - then we spent about 1 hour whale watching - and 2 hours back. We came back in to a storm on shore and hit it at the perfect time for pics and made it back safely before any real thunder hit. Highly recommend!
Vikram Karandikar
Excellent whale watching experience, we got to see so many whales. Some of them came very close to the boat. The staff was very patient and really trying hard spotting the whales and not at all rushing to wind up early. They do have 99% success rate. Would surely recommend.
Jenne Holmes
I'm writing this from the boat heading back to shore. Amazing time out on the ocean and lots of whales decided to show up. I love that this more than just a watch but also educational. Such a relaxing but educational tour and the whales were great. Saw a fin whale and seven humpbacks. A great way to spend a few hours on a Sunday morning. Highly recommended!
Jennifer FM
This whale watch tour is amazing! Don’t look any further. Book the trip now. You won’t regret it. We saw so much marine wildlife on our trip - dolphins, seals, whales - it was awesome. We can’t wait to book another trip out there with them. As for the boat, there was plenty of room on board and they offer hot dogs, pretzels, bagels, etc, and drinks for you to purchase. You can also bring your own snacks (no alcohol.) Dress in layers since it’s colder out in the ocean and don’t forget sunblock. 5 solid stars A+++++++
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$41 for an adult I believe. There are discounts for seniors. Good value though as they guarantee you will see at least one of the three types of whale that inhabit the area. We were on the water for 5 hours so like I said good value for money.
Yes. Beer, not sure what else.
It's about an hour out to sea, and the waters on the way out tend to be choppy. We spent most of the time sitting, as it was harder to find our sea legs than expected. Grandma might have a hard time getting on and off the boat, and the child might have a hard time sitting still for that long, but that's probably the parts of highest concern. If you think those factors will be manageable, then by all means go for it! It's truly breathtaking to see a whale in their natural habitat.
No pets on boat
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What do you mean by that?
Hi Bob, We started our season on June 20th, and are operating at a very reduced capacity on our regular summer schedule (every day at 8:30 am and 2:00 pm). Thank you!
Yes, you can. Better to cancel at least a day prior.
I believe the recommended time ahead is half an hour. You need time to park, purchase tickets and get down the dock. 15 minutes might cut it close.
1 1/2 hours or 68 miles via hw 16 south.
Fin, Minke, and Humpback Whales are most common. Atlantic White-sided Dolphins and Harbor Porpoises are also seen regularly.
No it isn't. One has to be able to step onto the boat then step down onto the boat dock. With waves it is even more challenging. However there was a gentleman on our boat who had portable oxygen. So it really depends on level and type of handicap. I don't belive anyone with mobility issues would be able to get on and off safely and their isn't a ramp.
Adult $38 Senior 60 + $30 Kids 4-15 $25 Under 4 years old free
Adults $38.00 Seniours 60 years and older $30.00 Children 4 to 15 $25.00 Under 4 years old free
Parking is a large crushed rock lot for a very low fee of $5.00. Parking is within view of the boat and it is off street. Game Wardens come to the lot often. It is safe.
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