Whale Watching
Whale Watches
Humpback Whale watches are seasonal from December 15th – April 15th. These majestic beauties come to Hawaii to make and have babies. They are one of the most acrobatic of the Great Whales and have surface displays that go on day and night. So there is no “best” time to go out and view them unless you are a Photographer and prefer the Morning or Sunset light. All operators have Naturalist on board and hydrophones to listen to the whales singing.
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TrilogyTrilogy’s Ka’anapali or Lahaina or Ma’alaea Whale Watch - Trilogy's wide, comfortable, catamarans offer a stable viewing platform; Trilogy limits the number of guests to 35-40. A portion of their Whale Watch tours go towards funding the Whale Sanctuary. Depending on the departure time they will serve continental breakfast or items such as Slider’s/Appetizers. An assortment of soft drinks, filtered water and 2 adult beverages are provided. Daily 8am, 10:30am & 1:30pm departures.
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Maui Adventure CruisesMaui Adventure Cruises – Leaves from Lahaina harbor. Offers Up close and personal viewing – our Explorer Super Rafts offer our guests “ocean level viewing” of the whales; 45 ft. hard hull with inflatable pontoons.
Soft drinks, juice and water served. From $40.99/pp total. Daily 8am, 10am, 12:30pm, 1pm, 2:30pm & 3pm departures. |
Pacific Whale FoundationPacific Whale Foundation – They have the most offerings and leave from Ma’alaea and Lahaina harbors. Prices range from $29/pp at 6:30am to $104/pp for a 3 hour Photo Safari. Obviously times, offerings and prices vary.
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