Cape May Whale Watcher

Cape May Whale Watcher The Largest and Fastest Whale and Dolphin Watching Boats in all of New Jersey and the only boats to truly Guarantee Marine Mammals.
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Cape May Whale Watcher has been dolphin and whale watching March-December in the New Jersey Shore area since 1993. We have the largest and fastest marine mammal watching boats in New Jersey, and we are the only boats with the never expiring "Marine Mammal Sighting" guarantee. We also offer a variety of day and special event cruise packages, including a Sunset Dolphin cruise, a Prime-Rib Dinner cru

ise, and a History cruise in conjunction with the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts. Contact us today for more information!

Q: What did you do this weekend? A:Oh we saw Minecraft the movie. Q: What did you do this weekend? A: Um, we went on the...
04/08/2025

Q: What did you do this weekend?
A:Oh we saw Minecraft the movie.
Q: What did you do this weekend?
A: Um, we went on the Cape May Whale Watcher and we saw Humpback whales, Gray seals, Bottlenose dolphins, Gannets, Eagles and some other randoms. Pretty average- that’s great you saw a movie!

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While the weather challenged us through the weekend, we ended up with a variety of sightings. Bottlenose dolphins were p...
04/07/2025

While the weather challenged us through the weekend, we ended up with a variety of sightings. Bottlenose dolphins were plentiful throughout the weekend, and the Seals are still around, as well as Humpback whales including this 30 foot Humpback off of Cape May, New Jersey yesterday.

We are cruising Friday, Saturday and Sunday with trips daily during Spring Break!
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04/06/2025

30 foot Humpback whale off of Cape May, New Jersey this afternoon. 30 plus Bottlenose dolphins in Delaware Bay. Other reports coming from off of Delaware.

Check out CMWW.com for tickets, info and schedule.

We are cruising Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 1:00 PM and everyday during Spring Break.

We have Bottlenose dolphins in larger numbers all over the mouth of Delaware Bay from Cape May to Cape Henlopen! The dol...
04/06/2025

We have Bottlenose dolphins in larger numbers all over the mouth of Delaware Bay from Cape May to Cape Henlopen! The dolphins are chasing Menhaden alongside Humpback whales, Gray seals, Harbor seals, Northern Gannets, Cormorants and Pelicans? Yes - we have quite a few Pelicans around the Bay as well!

We are cruising Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 1:00 PM with expanded trips throughout the weeks of Spring Break!

CMWW.com for tickets, info and schedule.

04/06/2025

We stopped by Brandywine Shoal lighthouse in the fog. We found a Gray seal, hundreds of Cormorants and some Pelicans. What’s up with the weather?

Congratulations Kristen Carson for winning the final category in the 2025 Whale SENSE Photo Contest! You have our Seal O...
04/06/2025

Congratulations Kristen Carson for winning the final category in the 2025 Whale SENSE Photo Contest! You have our Seal Of Approval!!!!!!

Congratulations to our winner for the final category in the 2025 Whale SENSE Photo Contest Non Whale Marine Life, Kristen Carson!

04/04/2025
Naturalist Christina got some wonderful photos last trip out. What will we see this weekend? Cruising Friday, Saturday a...
04/04/2025

Naturalist Christina got some wonderful photos last trip out. What will we see this weekend? Cruising Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 1:00 PM

CMWW.com for tickets, schedule and info! Spring Break is coming and we are cruising daily!

04/03/2025

Bottlenose dolphins have been plentiful around Cape May and conditions have been amazing for early Spring! We are cruising Friday, Saturday and Sunday!

Check out CMWW.com for tickets, schedule and info.

Update with photos from Jerry Meyers. It was a very active weekend with a 30 foot Humpback whale, many Bottlenose dolphi...
04/02/2025

Update with photos from Jerry Meyers. It was a very active weekend with a 30 foot Humpback whale, many Bottlenose dolphins and many Gray and Harbor seals!

The Humpback whale we encountered was entangled, which we only could see in a photo from Jerry after the trip. This and other vital information was passed on to the Entanglement Network with NOAA and if the whale is sighted again we will update you. I know many of you saw the deceased whale in Indian River, DE.

This is not the entangled whale we encountered this past weekend, however, with dorsal ID photos, we do believe this is a whale we saw back on March 14, 2025 in Delaware Bay. Our hearts dropped when we first heard about this whale stranding. When we last encountered this whale, the whale was swimming and feeding normally. This report of the stranding is heart breaking and makes us angry that this continues to happen to these beautiful animals.

We are cruising Friday, Saturday and Sunday and our full schedule for spring break is up on CMWW.com

It is an exciting day! We are proud to be the first to offer submarine cruises to see whales and dolphins in their natur...
04/01/2025

It is an exciting day! We are proud to be the first to offer submarine cruises to see whales and dolphins in their natural environment! Our all new submarine, is a typhoon class ex Soviet submarine redesigned for comfort, not catastrophic destruction. With clean nuclear power, and a silent caterpillar drive system, we offer the largest and fastest submarine cruise in the world. Book now at CMWW.com to reserve your spot this summer!

Update: April Fools (but if anyone sees a typhoon class submarine for sale, that would be quite the rig)

We encountered an entangled 35 foot Humpback whale sad 😢, 20 Gray seals, four Harbor seals, and Bottlenose dolphins on e...
03/31/2025

We encountered an entangled 35 foot Humpback whale sad 😢, 20 Gray seals, four Harbor seals, and Bottlenose dolphins on every trip. Bald eagles, Northern Gannets, Great Cormorants, Double Crested Cormorants, Common Loons, and Surf Scoters, rounded out the avian species.

Update: the entanglement of a rope on the whales tail was not visible during our interaction with the whale. We saw the rope only in photoshop after focusing and cropping one photo out of hundreds. Upon finding this we have contacted the Entanglement Hotline with NOAA and we hope our data can help the properly trained and authorized personnel to help this whale.

We are cruising Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, with extra dates daily during Spring Break! CMWW.com

We look forward to seeing you aboard

03/30/2025

35 foot Humpback whale off of Cape May Point today.

03/30/2025

Virtual dolphin watch aboard the Atlantis part of the Cape May Whale Watcher fleet. CMWW.com for tickets and info.

Is that an eagle? Yes! That is a sub adult Bald eagle with an Atlantic Menhaden in its talons! Very cool three hour trip...
03/29/2025

Is that an eagle? Yes! That is a sub adult Bald eagle with an Atlantic Menhaden in its talons! Very cool three hour trip today with so many birds, dolphins, and seals. A great warm spring day!

We are cruising at 1:00 PM on Friday Saturday and Sunday. Check out CMWW.com for the schedule, info and tickets.

03/29/2025

More Seals and Dolphins and Birds today!

03/29/2025

Dolphinitly a warm day out there. Check out this video from Naturalist Christina! The Bottlenose dolphins have been around in good numbers along with Humpback whales, Gray and Harbor seals. What will we find today?

We are Heading out Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 1:00 PM. And the Spring Break Schedule- Including Easter Sunday is available at CMWW.com

Seal the deal on spring on our three hour whale dolphin bird and SEAL watch. Cruising Friday Saturday and Sunday at 1:00...
03/28/2025

Seal the deal on spring on our three hour whale dolphin bird and SEAL watch. Cruising Friday Saturday and Sunday at 1:00 PM only. Spring break schedule also available at CMWW.com

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1218 Wilson Drive
Cape May, NJ
08204

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Monday 9am - 6:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 6:30pm
Thursday 9am - 6:30pm
Friday 9am - 6:30pm
Saturday 9am - 6:30pm
Sunday 9am - 6:30pm

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30 foot Humpback whale off of Cape May, New Jersey this afternoon. 30 plus Bottlenose dolphins in Delaware Bay. Other reports coming from off of Delaware. Check out CMWW.com for tickets, info and schedule. We are cruising Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 1:00 PM and everyday during Spring Break.

We stopped by Brandywine Shoal lighthouse in the fog. We found a Gray seal, hundreds of Cormorants and some Pelicans. What’s up with the weather?

Bottlenose dolphins have been plentiful around Cape May and conditions have been amazing for early Spring! We are cruising Friday, Saturday and Sunday! Check out CMWW.com for tickets, schedule and info. #dolphins #capemay #capemaynj #cmww #capemaywhalewatcher

Heading home from Yank Marine with another successful United States Coast Guard Inspection and Dry Dock! Looking forward to bringing Cape May Whale Watcher back Home! 🏠

35 foot Humpback whale off of Cape May Point today.

Virtual dolphin watch aboard the Atlantis part of the Cape May Whale Watcher fleet. CMWW.com for tickets and info.

More Seals and Dolphins and Birds today!

Dolphinitly a warm day out there. Check out this video from Naturalist Christina! The Bottlenose dolphins have been around in good numbers along with Humpback whales, Gray and Harbor seals. What will we find today? We are Heading out Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 1:00 PM. And the Spring Break Schedule- Including Easter Sunday is available at CMWW.com #capemay #capemaynj #wildlifephotography #wildlife #dolphins #capemaywhalewatcher #cmww

Virtual whale dolphin seal watch with a group of Seals! 🦭 we saw an additional 12 Grey seals and Six Harbor seals after this. We are cruising on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 1:00 PM for a three hour trip! Get the seal of approval in three hours. CMWW.com

Virtual whale and dolphin watch with 30 Bottlenose dolphins.

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Cape May Whale Watcher has been dolphin and whale watching March-December on the New Jersey Shore area since 1993. We have the largest and fastest marine mammal watching boats in New Jersey, and we are the only boats with the never expiring "Marine Mammal Sighting" guarantee. We also offer a variety of day and special event cruise packages, including a Sunset Dolphin cruise, a Prime-Rib Dinner cruise, and a History cruise in conjunction with the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts.

Captain Jeff Stewart started the Cape May Whale Watcher in 1993 at the Miss Chris Marina. Captain Stewart had been working in whale and dolphin watching as well as sightseeing and half day fishing in Wildwood Crest since 1973 with Captain Ron Sinn.