WhaleWatching.com is devoted to delivering a quick and easy way to locate, book and contact whale watching tour companies. During your visit you can locate tour operators, read a short description of their service and, where available, book your whale watching excursion online. For your convenience, we also provide educational information on whales and the latest whale sightings from boats around the world. Search for tour companies by geographic area or by whale species and remember to check back often, as we will be adding new tour companies, information and sightings regularly for whale watchers.

In addition, we want to inform the public and passengers the proper way to whale watch. Look for the Whale Watch Operators Association Northwest (WWOANW) image on individual tour pages. This means they practice the guidelines mandated by the whale watching industry.

Once again thank you for visiting. We hope you find and learn about whales either from taking your own whale watching trip or from the information on this site.

News

recent sightings

June 4, 2010
A distressed seal took refuge on the back of a whale watching vessel to escape the wrath of a killer whale pod. It was an unprecedented sight for everyone!

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