Monday Aug 26th 7 whales!

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I haven’t been on many whale-watching trips this year. My skin doctor advised me to avoid the sun more than I have in the past, and managing the business has also kept me busy. As a result, I haven’t been on the boat as much as I usually love to be. But today was different—I made sure to get on board, and I’m so glad I did.

We had about 80 people on the trip, which is a perfect-sized crowd, and wow, what an experience it was! We saw two whales—three humpback whales—and on the way back near the area around the Deal New Jersey , our naturalist, Danielle, became 95% sure that we spotted a North Atlantic right whale. as she was looking at her photos in the cabin after we spent five minutes with the well, she said you know that well wasn’t acting like a humpback whale. I’m not sure if that was a humpback whale. I got a really look at these photos and then with big smile and she’s face The journey began .

At first, we just thought it was another whale, so we stopped to take a closer look. When Danielle reviewed her photos, she alerted the crew, saying, “OK, turn around. We need to confirm if this is what I think it is.” The whale was elusive, possibly spooked by our presence, and it may have dived into deeper waters. But we spent an extra hour trying to get another sighting.

Everyone on board was thrilled to have seen not only humpback whales and a minke whale but also the rarest of them all—a North Atlantic right whale, which we haven’t seen in four years. It was truly an unforgettable trip!