Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises | Schedule & Tickets

CRUISE SCHEDULE
Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises are scheduled to coincide with the ocean tides and therefore, departure times often vary from day to day. Please refer to the schedules below to determine departure times for specific dates. Be sure to also check out our one-of-a-kind Clambake Cruises.

Each whale watch cruise is approximately 3½ hours in duration and guided by our expert naturalists. Departure times are subject to change, please contact us for schedule updates and ticket availability.

Times in red are fireworks, blue are charters, green are clambakes and orange are BBQ.

May

June

July

August

September

October

Please note: Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises reserves the right to delay, modify, terminate or cancel any cruise in its discretion without prior notice and without liability thereto.

TICKET INFORMATION
Ticket Purchase
During the months of May, June, September and October reservations are not required, however they are suggested. During the summer months of July and August tickets are only available on a first come, first serve basis. Tickets may be purchased in advance at our ticket office in Barnstable Harbor. For details, call our office at 1-888-WHALE-WATCH and we will be happy to assist you. Be sure to print out our cruise coupon and present it at time of purchase.

*Ticket Prices*
	Adults	$40.00
	Seniors (62+)	$35.00
	Children (4-12)	$23.00
	Children (3 <)	free

Raincheck Policy

Whale watching allows us the opportunity to search for wild animals in their natural environment. In the highly unlikely event that there are no sightings we will gladly issue a raincheck. Rainchecks are issued to all paying passengers and have no expiration date.

Gift Certificates
Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises offers gift certificates that can be applied to any cruise. They make the perfect gift for birthdays, thank yous, corporate rewards or any occasion. Contact us for more information.

More cruise info: Groups & Charters

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About the Whales

Learn about the wildlife you can see on a Whale Watcher cruise!

Whale Watch Fact

Humpback whales were the first to be found to sing "songs." The song is now thought to be a male mating call during breeding season. It is now known that many other species sing songs, but humpback song is the most complex.

Cruise Coupon

Print and present this coupon to receive $3 off each adult ticket.

Cape Cod's Hyannis Whale Watcher Cruises is a proud supporter of International Fund for Animal Welfare in their worldwide conservation efforts. Together we will work to educate and encourage environmental awareness on a global scale. For more information visit the IFAW website.