This weekend, we and a bunch of friends took a trip up to Gloucester, MA to go whale watching. Gloucester (pronounced: ɡlɒstər) is small seaside town about 45 minutes northeast of Boston. We enjoyed a lunch outside in the beautiful weather before heading out to sea. It was about an hour boat ride to where the whales were. The tour was a "guaranteed-to-see-whales" tour, and whales we saw! In total, we followed around 4 whales. We watched them breach, trumpet, splash around, and dive. One of the whales, named Niles, even had a calf that was nursing and following her around. It was a very memorable trip and highly recommended. Click on the above image to see more pictures of our trip.
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Whale Watching
This weekend, we and a bunch of friends took a trip up to Gloucester, MA to go whale watching. Gloucester (pronounced: ɡlɒstər) is small seaside town about 45 minutes northeast of Boston. We enjoyed a lunch outside in the beautiful weather before heading out to sea. It was about an hour boat ride to where the whales were. The tour was a "guaranteed-to-see-whales" tour, and whales we saw! In total, we followed around 4 whales. We watched them breach, trumpet, splash around, and dive. One of the whales, named Niles, even had a calf that was nursing and following her around. It was a very memorable trip and highly recommended. Click on the above image to see more pictures of our trip.
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