CAPE MAY · DOLPHIN WATCHING
The 13 best dolphin watching tours you can book today, with what a seat costs, how long the boat is out and who each one suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of Cape May’s 3-hour whale and dolphin cruise, with practical advice on wildlife sightings, boat comfort, parking, price, and timing.
“Nice boat ride seen a couple dolphin definitely would recommend it lots of food to eat boat was huge”
Review of Cape May’s two-hour sunset and dolphin cruise, with free pizza, hot dogs, expert narration, boat details, value, and practical tips.
“Great night! Lots of dolphins and a beautiful sunset!”
Review of Cape May’s 3-hour whale and dolphin cruise, with practical tips on sightings, value, boats, seasickness, access, and parking.
“it was great. our first time and we enjoyed it. we saw lots of dolphins.”
Review the Cape May dolphin cruise for wildlife sightings, Victorian views, breakfast, boat comfort, pricing, and practical tips.
“We had a wonderful time just being out on the water and seeing the dolphins. It was also very educational and we learned a lot from the captain.”
Cape May sunset dolphin cruise review with pizza, hot dogs, marine life, historic sights, pricing, tips, and honest advice.
“Wonderful. The pizza was delicious and the staff were professional. The ocean was of course amazing. A few parents/guardians didn't either stay with or control their small children. I wound up stepping in a few times, as did the staff.”
Watch Cape May dolphins, enjoy coffee and pastries, and see Victorian homes and the lighthouse on this practical two-hour morning cruise.
“Captain very knowledgeable and nice. Crew nice. But I really wouldn’t call it a breakfast cruise . It was danish and coffee”
Cape May dolphin watching review: a two-hour cruise with wild dolphins, lighthouse views, local commentary, free parking, and practical booking tips.
“I never knew there were this many dolphins in New Jersey! It was mind boggling to me how many we saw. I thought maybe by chance we might see some but no we say at least 10-12 probably more honestly it was hard to keep track. They were showing off too... It was really nice boat tour right off shore near Wildwood where we saw the dolphins followed by a nice trip around the tip of the Cape around the famous light house. The narrator was pretty informative as well. I enjoyed it...”
Cape May sunset dinner cruise with dolphins, lighthouse views, a buffet meal, wildlife narration, and practical tips on value and timing.
“Seeing the dolphins, very nice dinner, awesome sunset, great service.must do CapeMay experience..bring your family”
Review of Cape May’s 3-hour whale, dolphin, and bird cruise, with marine biologists, touch tanks, ocean views, pricing, and practical tips.
“Great time saw lots dolphins and Osprey. Went out about 6 miles into the Atlantic ocean. Well worth the price”
Review of Cape May’s $40 dolphin and bird watching cruise, with marine biology, guaranteed sightings, meals, accessibility tips, and booking advice.
“My husband is Deaf and would have liked to have had a written copy of what was being said about the marine life.”
Review of Cape May’s 3-hour whale and dolphin cruise, with wildlife tips, price advice, accessibility details, and honest sighting expectations.
“The staff on board was quite knowledgeable about the whales and dolphins and birds. We saw two whales and the staff kept us out a little longer to get to enjoy the playful show they were giving us. The staff was super excited about the playful whales, making the adventure super exciting. The dolphins were active as well. And we saw a lot of interesting birds. The trip on the water was smooth and relaxing. I would definitely recommend this tour to others. Being on board with the research team was special because they were all so personable and knowledgeable. Thanks for a great afternoon.”
Review of Cape May’s two-hour sunset dolphin cruise, with lighthouse views, optional local wine tastings, snacks, prices, and practical tips.
“Didn’t see any dolphins and the captain took us into choppy waters so we all got sea sick the whole two hours”
Review Cape May’s $40 dolphin and bird watching cruise, with wildlife, Victorian landmarks, coffee, accessibility, value, and booking tips.
“Overall it was a good event. Saw lots of dolphins. The crew was excellent, and it was an added touch to see the horseshoe crabs at the end. The only disappointment was the part about bird watching. It was advertised as a Dolphin and Bird Watching Cruise but with the except of seeing some osprey nests when we left the dock, there was nothing - not even a mention of birds.”
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