Where to go · DINING EXPERIENCES
The season here is short and the good boats fill first. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Maui’s sunset dinner cruise and whale watch, with a four-course meal, drinks, naturalist commentary, ocean views, and practical tips.
“Saw whales but always seemed to be extremely far away from them. The food was cold and not edible. Drinks were very watered down. The servers were friendly and nice.”
See Cabo’s Arch, search for whales, and enjoy dinner, drinks, music, and dancing on this lively 2.5-hour sunset catamaran cruise.
“Our tour guys were all great! I believe there were 5-6 guys on the boat who all did a fantastic job. They were always asking us if we were doing ok and if we needed anymore to drink. Not to mention the drinks were great too, not watered down by no means. The food was good too. They served tacos and made sure there was enough for everyone since there was seconds and thirds. The music was hitting bumping as there were line dances and just music to dance to. Yes, you can dance to your hearts content. We had a fun group too which can make a difference. Coming…”
Review Ketchikan’s private whale-watching boat tour, with eagle feeding, wildlife sightings, wilderness dining, and Saxman Native Village.
“Grayson was a great guide. The weather was wonderful and the boat was beautiful! We would do this trip again anytime. Amazing.”
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