Best results for Private Whale Watching Tours

Private Yellowstone Upper Loop with wildlife watching and geothermal stops

Enjoy a captain-led day of dolphin watching, island hopping, swimming, and sunsets

Private boat charter to Shell Island Beach with dolphin watching and snorkeling options

Cruise Naples Bay on a private dolphin-watching and shelling charter

Design your own Oahu cruise with snorkeling, wildlife watching, and coastal thrills on a private boat

Enjoy a customizable private cruise with snorkeling, wildlife watching, and spectacular South Shore scenery

Design a 3–8 hour charter packed with fishing, shelling, wildlife watching and more, guided by a local captain.

Choose sandbar time, snorkeling, or dolphin watching on a 4-hour private charter

Cruise the Salish Sea on a private birding tour for up to 6 people

Private 3-hour dolphin and shelling tour with 30 minutes of tubing for up to 6 guests

Private sunset cruise with dolphin watching in Hilton Head

Spot whales off Maine with 360-degree views and expert narration

Learn from a marine biologist and spot gray whales with Koda the dog

Set sail from Siesta Key for a private 2-hour dolphin and wildlife cruise where every moment feels like a scene from a nature documentary.

Customize your Key West day on a private boat with snorkeling gear and sandbar stops included

Private sunset catamaran charter with cocktails and optional snorkeling

Choose your wildlife focus on a private Carolina Beach eco tour

Private pontoon charter for up to 36 guests with Crab Island or harbor options

Private 4-hour watersports tour for up to 6 with tubing, shelling, and wake or ski instruction

Charter a private boat with a licensed captain and naturalist for up to 6 passengers

Private boat charter for up to 12 with a Coast Guard licensed captain

Charter a private boat with a U.S. Coast Guard licensed captain for up to 16 guests

Private 4-hour kayak, snorkel, and sail trip for up to 6 in Key West

Cruise from Dauphin Island Marina for sunset views and a chance to spot dolphins