Octoberfest! Oct 20th whales craft beer and rock n roll
Octoberfest! Oct 20th whales craft beer and rock n roll
Date and Time: 10/20/2109 1;30pm
Location the Atlantic Ocean , We leave from Belmar Marina , Royal Miss Belmar 115 boat with 2 fullsize bathrooms and a kitchen
Music by: Guns For Hire
Craft Beer free tasting by ;Beach Hause Brewery
Whales there will be many! and the tour is guided by the naturalist extraordinaire Danielle Brown
Tickets are $75 , buy now
Sunday Sept. 15th whale watching trip report
We have a nice size group on board about 116 passengers including a 97 year old passenger and her two friends on their 2nd trip this summer! We have trips booked now till the end of October , I saw 2 whales from my home just yesterday they were about 1 mile from the beach, so there are plenty of whales still in the area. join us 732.451.6003 with any questions! I was not on board this trip as I was photographing a wedding in Avon by the Sea Sunday! so no photos but here are a few quotes were were given on Facebook about the trip on Sept 15th
Judy Scioli I went on Sunday for the first time. LOVED IT! I was giddy like a kid.
Thank you to the wonderful crew.
Great time. 🐳




You can now rent Binoculars on the boat in advance!
You can now rent Binoculars on the boat in advance! Jersey shore whale watch guarantees whale sightings!
You are now able to rent at a great price binoculars for the day of your whale watching trip the price is very good, $5 for childrens and $8 for adults!
Whale watching with binoculars, especially from a boat, requires a lot of stability. Additionally, the distance you need to maintain from these majestic animals means that you need a long focal length with a wide, crystal clear field of view.
Most tour operators have strict guidelines to follow when approaching whales and they need to stay a certain acceptable distance away from the whales for obvious reasons.
So when you choose a pair of binoculars we need to bear a few simple things in mind. Lookout for weatherproof capabilities, weight, magnification and ease of use on a boat.
Meet our on board naturalist Danielle Brown
Danielle Brown




Danielle Brown has been working with the Marine Mammal Stranding Center as a Field Stranding Technician since 2013. She has also worked as an Associate Researcher with Gotham Whale, and her research on humpback whales in NY and NJ was recently published in Marine Mammal Science. Danielle holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Stockton University, and a Master of Science degree from George Mason University. She is currently at Rutgers working towards her PhD in Ecology and Evolution, and will be continuing her research on marine mammals in NY and NJ. We are thrilled to have her on every trip at Jersey Shore whale watch!
Read a recent Rutgers University article on Danielle here



