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Join us for our 5th-year whale watching from Belmar Marina!
If you don’t see a whale, come back for free!
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About Our Trips
Jersey Shore Whale Watch is the original and best whale watching tour in New Jersey, with spacious and fast boats to ensure that we can reach the whales while also providing a comfortable experience for our guests, and an unparalleled consistency in finding whales.
Captains
Ensuring your comfort and safety on the water is paramount, which is why we emphasize having the boat be excellently staffed. Our captains and crew are experienced in the nautical world, and have been around boats all their lives. The captains possess a wealth of experience around the whales. Some even follow the same ones we have here feeding at the Jersey Shore, all year round. Namely in our winter months, traveling to watch the whales in Virginia or further south, or the Caribbean to witness the whales breed and give birth.
The captains and naturalists are very knowledgeable about the whales’ migratory patterns, breeding and feeding behaviors, and methods of communication. Due to their amount of experience both experiencing and studying whale behavior, the respect and understanding on correct conduct around the mammals is second to none. All captains are in radio contact too, which means that when a whale is sighted, the information is shared and no one misses out.
Latest Posts
Whale Watching Season 2022
Whale Watching Season The best time for whale watching in New Jersey is from April to late November, though whales dwell in Jersey waters as early as mid-March and as…
Our season of whale watching in New Jersey tips and tricks 2022
Here are some answers to frequently asked questions about whale watching trips at the Jersey Shore When does the season start/? We run trips from April to December; June to…
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No whales Saturday Nov.21 Everyone gets a free return trip
Despite out efforts going 15 miles south along the coast of New Jersey to Island Beach State Park, We did not spot a whale it was a beautiful sunny day…
No whales Saturday Nov.21 Everyone gets a free return tripRead More
Nov. 14th whale watching trip wow!
All i can say is wow,I will let Trisha write up the full report but today was special here are some photos! Two Whales and a Ferris Wheel! After having…
Thursday Full Moon sunset whale watching trip weather is good
We look like we will have a good weather for Thursday and possibly Friday’s sunset in full moon whale watching trip I promise you this is the best trip of…
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Whales everywhere
This is the time the whales migrate south and we see them off Belmar feeding on all the big bait fish. Join us only a couple weeks left. This is…
November is peak whale watching season
We are in peak whale migrating season as evidenced by all our whale and wildlife sightings the past three days. We saw three different whales on our trip yesterday and…
Sunday Nov. 7th trip report amazing day
Our adventurous day went north out of Belmar, from the shark river towards Lond Branch and further. Our captain Thought there was a whale, but it did not resurface, so…
Saturday November th whale watching review
We had another awesome day whale watching. Clear blue skies led us to two different humpback whales within 1 mile of each other. We were riding from Belmar down to…