Closed for the season

As the whales gracefully journey south for the winter and the puffins take to the open sea, we are closing our tours for the 2024 season. For a splash of adventure in 2025, please contact us to book your spot!

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Tours daily every hour and a half

An experience you’ll remember for a lifetime.

Tour details

Duration:
Approximately 1 hour, and 15 minutes

Hours:
10am, 11:30am, 1pm, 2:30pm, 4pm
Every day

Tours include the chance for:

Puffin boat tour
Whale watching
Iceberg boat tour

(depending on the season)

5-star rating on Trip Advisor

“Seabirds, seabirds, seabirds (and whales)!” — We finally got to see whales – a pair of humpbacks – but the really exceptional thing, compared with previous whale-watching tours we've taken? The birds ... thousands of them! We saw puffins (including a cute little chick), gannets, murres, seagulls and many more. (August 5, 2015)

“Wonderful Experience” — What makes this tour special is the small size and the enthusiasm of the crew. The boat dock is located in a lovely little cove in Mobile. On our tour we saw puffins, eagles, and mink whales. The small numbers allowed for a commentary that met the needs of the group. (August 17, 2013)

“Best whale tours around!!!” — This whale watching boat was a GREAT one! We saw plenty of humpback whales, puffins, razor bills, murres, kittiwaks, bald eagles and even dolphins! (January 16, 2015)

“Great outing” — This tour was like going out with family. Our captain was as excited about seeing the wild life as we were and enthusiastically pointed out what to look for. A minke whale, eagles, many birds. Puffins are just tiny! (September 11, 2015)

“So great!” — The tour guide was SO knowledgeable. I believe she was a marine biologist. We saw Humpback whale, and tons of puffins, bald eagles... (July 28, 2015)

“Fantastic trip” — Super knowledgable and friendly crew! Boating towards the puffin island felt like something out of National Geographic. And we were in a pod of humpback whales! (July 23, 2015)