Whale Watching trip report Sunday July 28th Fantastic!
- Whale Watching trip report Sunday July 28th Fantastic!
- We saw many breaches of at least two different whales
- We had over 55 people on the trip along the New Jersey coastline
- We could see land at all times, we were about 3 miles offshore
- People loved seeing the whales and the tons of bunker bait fish that the whales love Menhaden
- Check out the photos and book your trip now, what are you waiting for We even guarantee you will see a whale with our whale check program
- Our trips are all family friendly and safe we go every Wednesday and Sunday from the Belmar Marina
- The boat is 115 feet long air conditioned cabin with 2 big mens and ladies rooms and a snack
- BYOB is a great feature and save your group $$
Jersey shore whale watch trip photos July 28th 2019 Jersey shore whale watch trip photos July 28th 2019 The Atlantic Highlands in the background! humpback whale Jersey shore whale watch trip photos July 28th 2019 Lunge feed Humpback whale if front of our boat the whales fluke Bunker fish were everywhere!
Clean water more whales
July 24th Whale Watching Trip Photos
We had a large film crew from Rutgers University with us on this trip they filmed our naturalist Danielle M. Brown, M.S.
@RutgersEENR
PhD student studying humpback whale foraging ecology, Lead Humpback Whale Researcher with
@gothamwhale
, stranding response/necropsy volunteer
We had many opportunities to photograph breaching whale, feeding whale, logging whale moves join us on our next trip Sunday July 28th We leave from Belmar marina at 1:30pm.
This is an amazing experience we had a few birthday parties on the boat also
We guarantee you will see a whale!
Brand new program starting July 2019!
The Jersey Shore Whale watch is the only whale watching boat that we know of to offer whale Checks. A whale check is our guarantee and commitment to you. If you come out on a paid trip with us and we are unable to see any whales, you will get to come back this season for free to have another opportunity to see them. While we do see whales very often (Over 96% of the time), we sometimes get unlucky, and that is why we came up with whale checks to truly guarantee our customers a chance at seeing a whale. We go even further in 2020 if we need to extend the trip to find the whale we will, only three times in 2020 did we not seen a whale!
Our trips along the coastline of New Jersey are educational and a relaxing day on the ocean. See you soon, any questions call us at 732.451.6003
Some tips and tricks for our whale watch.
Some tips and tricks for our whale watch.
- Bring sunscreen, could be out in the sun for a while
- Look all around the boat for whales, they don’t tend to stay in one spot for long
- Keep an eye out for other animals, dolphins are a common sight on the whale watches
- Always have a camera ready, you’ll never know when a whale will decide to jump out of the water
- Keep an eye out for water spouts, as a whale breaching usually soon follows
- Stay hydrated, and bring your own water bottle for the trip
- Bringing your own snacks and drinks is allowed on the trip
- Come early to get familiar with the boat
- Go onto the second floor of the boat, it has lounge chairs and an excellent view
- Pay attention to Danielle, as she has very interesting information about the whales and is usually one of the first to spot the whale
