Dolphin Whale Watch

"Unbelievable experience today with many whale sitings. The crew were amazing with a very knowledgeable lady guiding our tour. Glad we dressed in about 5 layers, waterproof macs and hats, we needed it. It takes around an hour to reach the whales feeding area but so definitely worth it. Allow 3 hrs for the whole experience. Best place for commentary is the upper deck. When the tour has finished, go down to the lower deck for a hot drink."

"Truly outstanding. Appreciate their work with Center for Coastal Studies and commitment to ethical practices. Have been on Dolphin Fleet several times, but the most recent trip was one of the best. Humpback breached right next to us, and had lots of other great views of humpbacks and minkes."

"We really had a great time on this tour. You hear different stories about people paying to go see whales and then not seeing whales. We saw four whales on the store and it was amazing. Dennis was the oceanographer on the tour explaining all sorts of tidbits about Provincetown the ocean and whales. He was great. The bathrooms were very clean and they served drinks and food that you could buy on the lower deck. We were able to see several whales go up and dive deck back down and then just kind of sit for a little while and wait for them to reappear it was majestic!"

"While this was my first whale watch, my wife has been on several and told me it was the best of them. We saw about 6 Fin Whales and at least ten Humpback whales, including six up close (within 20 feet of the ship). We got a lot of excellent pictures. There was enough room for everyone on board to have a good view. The naturalist on board provided engaging information and commentary. Our visit was in mid July, and there were several mother and calf pairs, which was an unexpected treat."