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Dolphin and Nature Cruises
Join us as we head out to look for all types of marine life!
- Come aboard as we head out through Barnegat Inlet into the Atlantic Ocean to search for all types of marine life.
- We have the chance to see bottlenose dolphins, ospreys, rays, sea turtles, sharks and even the occasional whale.
- We will cruise up and down the coastline looking for dolphin pods that could be a few individuals to over 100 in size.
- Your trip will have a naturalist onboard that will narrate and answer questions throughout the trip.
**These trips are dependent upon weather conditions at the time of departure. If conditions call for rough seas or poor visibility the trip may be cancelled. It is at the captain's discretion. The safety and comfort of our passengers is taken very seriously**
Schedule and Prices
- Trips will sail every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday starting June 30th through August 30th.
- Departing at 4 PM pm and returning at 530 PM
- $20 a person
- We accept CASH, VISA and MasterCard for all payments
- NO RESERVATIONS FIRST COME FIRST SERVE - When we sell out we sail
- Please be at the dock around 330 PM
- No BYOB or personal coolers
- Bar on board
What to bring:
- Sunglasses, sunscreen and a hat
- A light jacket or sweatshirt
- Rain jacket, never a bad idea
- Binoculars for help spotting
- Camera or phone
- A sense of adventure and questions
CLICK ON THE LINK TO VISIT THE: WHALE SENSE WEBSITE
Whale SENSE is a voluntary recognition program offered to commercial whale and dolphin watching companies like us that practice responsible ecotourism. We follow a specific set of criteria to ensure that we keep whales safe while providing a meaningful and educational whale watching experience.
Whale SENSE operators commit to:
- Responsible viewing practices
- Ocean stewardship
- Education
When you choose a SENSE-ible tour, you are promoting whale conservation by watching them without disturbing them. Our responsible whale watching guidelines also comply with Marine mammal protections. These protections require us to not approach whales at more than 100 feet, to not place engines in neutral if whales are within 100 feet and to stay at least 150 feet from dolphins and seals.
Regulations also prohibit vessels, drones and planes from approaching North Atlantic right whales within 500 yards. Learn more about responsible whale watching and our voluntary recognition program by reaching out to us today.
