Nova Scotia Fiddlin Whale Watch Tours on the Cabot Trail

10/07/2013

Watching Pilot whales every tour.. Fun, music, laughter, and whales every trip! Reservations are recommended

25/07/2012

Nova Scotia Fiddlin Whale Watch Tours on the Cabot Trail's cover photo

24/07/2012

The Best Whale-Watching Trips in North America

Thank you.. it is an honor to be rated one of the best tours

You’ll never forget the first time you see a whale in their natural habitat. Reader’s Digest has the scoop on the best whale-watching spots on the continent.

24/07/2012

Thanks to all who posted those incredible pictures .. keep em coming ..looks like you had a good time !!

07/07/2012

For those adventures seekers who want more , try our Gold Ticket Tour!.our 'Gold Ticket Tour'.. includes two unique tours at two different locations Ingonish and Pleasant Bay..
. buy one regular fare and get the second tour half price !...

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07/07/2012

Humpbacks and Fins and of course Pilot whales spotted this week ...whales every trip !!.. See you at the wharf in Pleasant Bay

30/06/2012

Fiddlin' with the whales starts tomorrow ..Canada day!
Humpback, Fins, and Pilots ... give us a call to reserve your spot...Reservations recommended

20/06/2012

The Best Whale-Watching Trips in North America

http://www.readersdigest.ca/travel/world/best-whale-watching-trips-north-america?id=6

You’ll never forget the first time you see a whale in their natural habitat. Reader’s Digest has the scoop on the best whale-watching spots on the continent.

20/06/2012

Congratulations Captain Stan .. looks like you're more famous now!!...
Seventh best whale tour in all of North America!!.

http://www.readersdigest.ca/travel/world/best-whale-watching-trips-north-america?id=6

06/07/2011

Watching a variety of whales near Pleasant Bay. The Fins (75 feet +) are in groups and are only 2.5 miles from shore. When traveling to the Fins we are coming across pods of Pilot whales, Dolphins and Minke whales. What a show !! The live entertainment is an added bonus. Way to go Capt. Stan! See you at the wharf !

24/05/2011

Looks like there's some bait near the shore of Red River .. 500 Gannets diving for something... and whale breaching off of Kerrs Point ...

20/01/2011

Fiddlin Whale Watching Tours

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EA7QKJlbow

A great way to spend a day in Cape Breton. These guys who run this company are simply awesome! They treated my mother who's getting up there in years with such courtesy, not just my Mom, but everyone on board totally loved Stan and his fiddle last year and this year his friend James who was our grea

03/08/2010

Great conditions in P.B. today Pilot whales galore. whales every trip!

Local folks with advance booking ride for 25$. kids are half fare and under six is free !
let them know that Kinnon quoted you this price.
don't forget that the whale museum is right next door. family passes are available ..
see you at the wharf .

02/07/2010

Great conditions on the water today, nice and smooth...found white sided dolphins the first of the season. Also seen and shark, hopefully a Basking shark ..cause it was big!

29/06/2010

Hey thanks guys... miss you too Stace.

The pilots have landed. The migration of the whales has ended near the shores of good ole Cape Breton once again.
The sightings off Pleasant Bay this week are Pilot and Minke Whales, seals, sea birds and of course beautiful scenery... see you at the wharf.

21/06/2010

wow the Danny Lynn is looking good with a fresh new coat of paint. Good chance we'll launch her tomorrow. anyone ready for whale watching in Pleasant Bay... call to reserve your seats with Capt. Stan.

17/06/2010

hey all.. We will start touring in Pleasant Bay next week .. just in time to greet our fintastic pilot whales. Sightings include Pilots, Minkes,Fins, Seals, Eagles and of course beautiful scenery. book your for group or your family afternoon adventure.

17/06/2010

Frequent Sightings on our Tours

Humpback whales (the big ones that show their flukes or tail)
Fin whales (second largest in the world)
Pilot whales (the east coast equivalent to the Orca "Killer" whale)
Minke whales (shaped like a torpedo)
Sei whales (fastest whale alive!)
White-sided Dolphin (skip along with great speed!)
Common Dolphin (watch them chase the boat!)