What should we wear?
Cape Breton summer weather calls for light gear - hat, sunglasses and smiles.
What equippment should we take?
Cameras and binoculars are useful.
Will I get sea sick?
No. Our zodiac is safe and stable on the water.
How big are the whales?
Whales vary with species. For example, a new born pilot whale calf is about four feet in length but a fin whale can be up to eighty feet long!
How long is the tour?
Tours average two hours. Shorter trips are available.
Should we bring sunscreen?
Yes. The summer UV index ranges from 4 to 10.
How do we pay?
You may pay with Visa, Mastercard, American Express, debit card or by cash.
Are life jackets provided?
Yes. We also have flotation suits.
Where should we eat?
Local restaurants are among the best in all of Atlantic Canada. Enjoy!
What do whales eat?
Whales eat fish, squid, and plankton.
Will we see Puffins?
Occasionally we see puffins.
How fast is the zodiac?
The vessel will travel 45 knots. Speed is convienent but not always needed.
How many people does the zodiac accommodate?
It varies. We have comfortable seating for 12 passengers.
What is the best time of year for sightings?
Late spring, summer and early fall.
What time of the day is best?
Water is usually calmer in the morning and early evening.
Can we see dolphins too?
Dolphins are very common along the coastlines of Cape Breton, especially near Ingonish.
Is the tour suitable for children?
This tour is not recommended for small children and infants.
Do you offer birthday specials?
Yes! If it's your birthday, you'll receive a 10% discount.
Is there a toll-free number to call?
Yes, our toll-free number is 1-866-688-2424.
