Whale watching in Florida is nowhere near as big as in other parts of the United States. Here it is the Northern Right that is spotted between November and April, and to see them one needs to go out on one of the many dolphin cruises available. The area is known for the calving which [...]
The gray-whale-watching season in California varies along the coast during winter and spring as the grays migrate south along the west coast of Canada, the United States and Mexico. They seek the coastal waters of Baja California and the southern Gulf of California, where they breed and calve. Visit north California to Washington between December [...]
Whale watching in Massachusetts has become more popular than ever thanks to the growing population of whales, with trips departing from Newburyport, Gloucester, Salem, Boston, and Cape Cod. Provincetown is also very popular, being the closest harbor from Stellwagen Bank, a prime whale area. Eastern Mass: Gloucester, Massachusetts Whale Watching New England’s premier whale watch. [...]
Whale watching in Maine During the warmer season from April to October, more than 900 Humpback whales choose the Bay of Maine as their home. Shore based whale watching is great, with the mammals being found along the entire length of the state from Portsmouth to Eastport. Whale watching cruises depart from Bar Harbor, Kennebunkport [...]
Whale Watching in Washington State San Juan Islands (Northwest corner of Washington) is a very popular whale watching destination made up of more than 170 islands surrounded by deep, cold water it is famous for its Orcas. The area is sheltered from the Pacific Ocean by the Olympic Peninsula and Vancouver Island. Lopez, Orcas, San [...]
Whale watching in Alaska Whale watching has become one of the most popular tourist activities in Alaska – with good reason! Situated in the northwest extremity of the North American continent, Alaska is the largest state of the United States of America by area. To its east lies Canada, the Arctic Ocean to the north, [...]
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