Boston Whale Watch with Mass Bay Lines

 I had an awesome experience. I went last year with my best
friends because I'd never seen a whale before upclose. I used the 3-day
Go Boston Card to get on the New England Whale Watch offered by Mass
Bay Lines. I just flashed my card to get on, but if you don't have a Go Boston Card
then you can pay for the Whale Watch at the docking bay. The New
England whale population off the coast of Massachusetts is larger than
it has been in decades so chances of seeing them on a whale watch
cruise is better now than it has been in years. The Mass Bay Lines
guarantees a whale siting but we saw more than one. We saw some unusual
behavior in the water and the people aboard narrated so we could
understand what we were seeing. All of the boats have naturalists on
board who can answer questions. Though tours last about 4 hours long,
about 3 hours of that time is spent commuting to a prime watching spot.
: If you’re traveling with small children, it may be a good idea to
bring time-occupying activities. Also, don’t forget your sunscreen, a
light jacket for those whipping New England winds, and a camera.