Best results for Private Whale Watching Tours

Get up close to Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins on a 2-hour private tour

Search for humpback whales off Waikiki with a knowledgeable crew and scenic views

Spot migrating humpbacks with a marine naturalist and hydrophones on a 2.5–3 hour Kona cruise

Enjoy guaranteed humpback sightings on a 1.5-hour cruise from Anaehoomalu Bay, DecMar

Spot humpback whales off Ka'anapali aboard a spacious catamaran with open bar and expert naturalists.

Relaxing afternoon sail with guaranteed whale sightings along Oahu’s west coast

Spot humpback whales with a biologist-led crew on a comfortable 2-hour boat tour

View humpback whales while they migrate to Hawaii every winter

Get close to migrating humpbacks with expert crew and a hydrophone

Watch migrating humpbacks at golden hour with expert crew and onboard hydrophone

Enjoy an intimate 2-hour whale watch on a luxury 42-ft vessel with a marine naturalist and panoramic views

Spot whales and dolphins in Monterey Bay on a 2.5–3 hour afternoon cruise

Hear humpback songs and spot whales on a 2.5-hour seasonal cruise

Cruise the Kohala Coast at sunset and spot humpback whales with an expert crew

See humpbacks off Kona on a 1.5-hour sail with guaranteed sightings and expert narration

Witness humpbacks on the Kohala Coast aboard a luxury powerboat with guaranteed sightings.

Spot whales on a 2.5–3 hour trip, offered daily November–March

Get close to humpbacks on a small-group cruise led by Marine Naturalists with onboard hydrophones

Spot wild dolphins and cruise Destin Harbor on a relaxed one-hour tour with shade and onboard restrooms

Spot South Texas specialties across wetlands, grasslands, and brush

Head 40–60 miles offshore with expert naturalists to spot whales, dolphins, and pelagic birds in comfort

Journey 80–100 miles offshore with expert naturalists to find whales and pelagic birds

Search for pelagic birds and marine mammals 3–20 miles offshore with expert naturalists

Discover bay, river, and ocean scenery with naturalists aboard the Oregon Coast's largest cruiser