Experience Highlights
- Cruise along the coastline of Witless Bay Ecological Reserve – where you can witness North America's largest colony of Atlantic Puffin
- During the months of May & June you may spot icebergs meander past the shores
- Up to 22 species of whale visit the waters of Newfoundland between mid-June to August, you may spot humpbacks, fin, minke and orca whales which are the most common
- Professional and knowledgeable guides offer a live interpretation during each cruise
- Duration: 1.5 - 2 hours
- Type: Group Experience
Greig
Travel Specialist
Cruise along the Newfoundland coast to spot the region’s finest wildlife. During summer, the area becomes a feeding ground for whales, and with this one-and-a-half-hour catamaran tour, you'll be able to see them yourself. Watch out for icebergs and wave to breaching humpback, minke and fin whales on your way towards Witless Bay Ecological Reserve, where over 500,000 puffins line the shores. Packed with 2.5million seabirds, this reserve offers a world-class opportunity for wildlife lovers to see unique species in their natural habitat. There are plenty of photo opportunities across the cruise too, so you can take memories of your special sightings back home.
Puffins arrive early May and can be viewed in large numbers through till mid September, while Whale encounters typically peak mid-June through to mid-August and Iceberg season around the St. John’s area typically runs May through to mid/late June.
This tour starts and finishes in Bay Bulls, 30 minutes from St. Johns, Newfoundland.
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Christmas Eve: 9am - 3pm
25th Dec, 26th Dec & 1 Jan: CLOSED
New Years Eve: 9am - 3pm
Monday - Friday: 9am - 7:30pm
Saturday: 9am - 5pm
Sunday: 10am - 4pm
