Whale Watching Trips in the San Juan Islands

Our whale sighting guarantee:  We see whales on over 90 percent of our whale watch tours

If you don't see whales on your whale watching/wildlife trip with us, then your next trip with us is free of charge.
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The results are in..... You voted us Number 1.

San Juan Excursions was voted 2009 Whale Watching WINNER in Evening Magazine's ® prestigious Northwest Escapes competition.  Thanks to everyone who voted to make us the number one whale watching company!

 

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Experience the thrill of seeing orca whales, harbor seals, California & Steller sea lions, Dall's & harbor porpoise, gray & minke whales, bald eagles, cormorants, great blue herons and so much more on one of our whale watching trips

 

San Juan Excursions specializes in safety and environmentally oriented owner operated whale watching tours and wildlife cruises departing from picturesque Friday Harbor, Washington (only 90 miles north of Seattle on sunny San Juan Island).  Our classic 65 foot, twin-engine vessel, “Odyssey”, has the perfect combination of comfort and space.  Additionally our fun/informative crew and perfect departure location make for an ideal whale watching tour and wildlife excursion.  We use biodiesel to protect the environment and are USCG licensed for up to 97 passengers giving us the most flexibility of any vessel based in the San Juan Islands.  Note: We limit our tours to 80 people maximum to ensure the comfort of our guests.

Washington's San Juan Islands are a hidden gem nestled between the snowcapped Cascade and Olympic Mountains. With dramatic rocky coastlines, pebble stoned beaches, and tranquil evergreen islands dotting the horizon, your San Juan Island whale watching tour and wildlife cruise with San Juan Excursions  will surely be the highlight of your vacation.

 

We also offer sea kayaking tours departing from the west-side of San Juan Island (the best area in the San Juan Islands to see the orca whales).

 

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