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Cape Cod Whale Watch

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 Cape Cod whale watchFor those that have never seen these majestic creatures, a whale watch is a must when you visit Cape Cod.  There are many experienced charter boats available on the Cape that go to the feeding grounds of the many species of whales that migrate along the coast of Cape Cod.  It is truly awesome to view these gigantic mammals that only a few  decades ago were faced with extinction due to the scores of whaling ships that once sailed these waters.

Cape Cod  whale watching boats ... P-town
An experienced Whale watching fleet stands at the ready in P-town

Today, Cape Cod, or more specifically Stellwagon Bank, is a marine sanctuary (nine miles off Provincetown) for whales, and cruise boats with naturalistsCape Cod whale watch guiding the way, take you along side these wonders of nature. Humpback, finback and right whales traverse this rich feeding ground breaching for microscopic food while offering spectacular views of mother and calf going about their business of survival. Some species, like the right whale, are dangerously close to extinction and may not be around in the next 100 years. Concentrated efforts are ongoing to stabilize whale populations but diminishing numbers are causing great concern.

If you've never had the opportunity to sail along side these 40-foot plus creatures, make the time, as it is an experience you'll not soon forget. For more information contact any of the following whale watch cruise companies:

 

The Dolphin Fleet
Dolphin Whale Watch

The Worlds Most Popular Whale Watch Boats

The Dolphin Fleet    We are the originators of whale watching on the east coast and the largest, most successful and experienced fleet in the country.We guarantee that in the unlikely event of no WHALE sightings, all paying passengers will receive a FREE ticket for a future trip!
Dolphin Fleet boats have the most advanced design, newly built just for whale watching and specially structured to give them exceptional stability. There is also a unique whale viewing platform on the bow.

The Dolphin Fleet, (800) 826-9300;

 

Other Whale Watch boats

  • Ranger V, (800) 992-9333 or (508) 487-3322,
  • Portuguese Princess (800) 442-3188 or (508) 487-2651, all of which leave from Provincetown, or Hyannis
  • Whale Watcher Cruises, (800) 287-0374 or 362-6088,   leaves out of Barnstable Harbor on Cape Cod Bay.

 

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