Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises
Cape Cod's Finest Whale Watching
Our First Whale Watch of the Season is Sunday, April 18th!
The boat’s back home in Barnstable Harbor, and we’re looking forward to making this Sunday’s season opener the best ever cure for cabin fever! Reports of whale sightings continue coming in, and we can’t wait to get out there and see for ourselves. We hope you’ll join us aboard soon.
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This Saturday is our first trip of the year! We sail at 12pm-Tickets here: bit.ly/2P67XTu. North Atlantic right whale flukes up!
A busy weekend on Cape Cod Bay as critically endangered North Atlantic right whales feed on abundant plankton. Look at the long baleen plates hanging down from the upper jaw or rostrum!
One third of the world's population of critically endangered North Atlantic right whales off Sandy Neck!
Flight crew observes 89 North Atlantic right whales near Sandy Neck
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Critically endangered right whales are surveyed by Center for Coastal Studies airplane spotters based in Provincetown.