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Participants can have the opportunity to see the whales in their natural habitat
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About This Deal
- Departure time varies, check website for schedule
- Departure location: 415 Main Street, Gloucester, MA
- Adult tickets are valid for ages 17 and older
- Free parking for every customer
- What to bring? camera, sweater or jacket, sneakers or rubber-sole shoes, sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen
Fine Print
Promotional value expires Oct 31, 2023.
All Sales Final. Expires on 10/31/2023. May buy multiple per person. No Blackout Dates with offer for 2023 Season. A restricted number of Groupon Tickets are accepted on weekend afternoon trips from 6/1 to 10/1. Valid for adult tickets only, cannot be purchased for a child's ticket. Trips are three to four hours. Reservations must be made for infants and children. Merchant's standard cancellation policy of 24 hours applies (any fees not to exceed voucher price). Schedule subject to change without notice due to weather and/or other circumstances.
Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
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About Cape Ann Whale Watch
Since 1979, the whale-watching pioneers of Cape Ann Whale Watch have escorted more than three-quarters of a million spectators fascinated by the ocean's magnificent leviathans on three to four-hour treks 15 off the coast of Gloucester Ma. Earning them a spot on the Top 5 American Whale Watching Tours by Joshua Horwitz, author of War of the Whales. The mighty 115 ft. Hurricane II, the largest and fastest vessel north of Boston (which can reach speeds of to 30 knots) whisks you to the whale grounds sometimes within an hour from the dock. Once there you’ll observe the natural grace of nature's gentle giants feed and frolic just feet from the boat. Naturalists from the World Cetacean Alliance narrate all trips, illuminating each of the dwellers by discussing why whales breach, how to recognize individual humpbacks, and their various feeding styles.
