There are actually a lot of types of whales in Hawaii, including the humpback whale, southern right whale, Beluga whale, and sperm whale. These marine mammals are all found throughout the Hawaiian Islands and can be seen from boats or from shorelines during migrations.

The humpback whale is the most common type of whale found in Hawaii. These gentle giants can reach up to 30 feet long and weigh up to 150 tons, making them some of the largest animals on Earth. They are well known for their singing capabilities, which can be heard from miles away!

Other types of whales that can be spotted in Hawaii include sperm Whales, Killer Whales, dolphins (tricycles), and porpoises.

The best time to go whale watching in Hawaii is typically from November to May, when humpback whales migrate to the islands to mate and give birth.

There is always a chance that you won't see any whales on the tour, as wildlife sightings are never guaranteed. However, the chances of seeing whales are generally high during the peak migration seasons.

There is no specific dress code, but you may want to bring a hat and jacket to protect from the elements as well as sunscreen. Polarized sunglasses are also great for eliminating some of the reflections on the surface of the water and seeing sealife under the surface.

Cancellations are accepted with at least 48 hours notice. Any cancellations or No Shows within the 48 hours cancellation policy will result in your credit card being charged for the full amount of the tour you have reserved.

While our tours are limited to 6 people per tour, we may be offering discounts for local residents as well as military. Feel free to contact us to find out if we are running any discounts that may apply to you or your ggroup.