Whale Watching On The Big Island

Let us take you for an awesome journey on our fast powered catamaran that has shade to offer while spotting whales. The boat is also equipped in head (bathroom). Cruise along the coast in search of wh

Let us take you for an awesome journey on our fast powered catamaran that has shade to offer while spotting whales. The boat is also equipped in head (bathroom). Cruise along the coast in search of whales during season (December until mid April). If you are visiting Hawaii during this time, don't miss out and reserve your seat to see those magnificent creatures up close. We guarantee seeing whales or come again for free!

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Location: Big Island of Hawaii

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Q&A

Q: How do you reschedule if the weather doesn't cooperate?

A: If the weather turns bad, Hang Loose Boat Tours will typically contact you to reschedule your trip. They’re pretty flexible since they want to make sure you experience the whales. Just make sure to keep an eye on your email or give them a call if you have concerns before your trip!

Q: What should we wear for the whale watching tour?

A: Dress in layers! It can get a bit breezy on the catamaran. I'd recommend a light jacket or hoodie, and don’t forget sunscreen. Comfortable shoes are a must since you'll be on a boat, and it can get wet. Also, bring a hat and sunglasses to enjoy the time out in the sun!

Q: Is this experience good for kids? What age do you recommend?

A: Absolutely! Kids love whale watching. There's no strict age limit, but I’d say around 5 and up is a good starting point. Just make sure they can handle being on a boat for a few hours. It’s an educational experience too, which makes it fun for families!

Discussions

Best whale watching experience on the Big Island?

Just booked the whale watching tour with Hang Loose Boat Tours for next week, and I’m so excited! I've heard their catamaran has great visibility and is pretty comfortable. Plus, I love that they guarantee you’ll see whales or you can come back for free! Can anyone share tips or their experiences?

Considering a whale watching gift for my parents!

I’m thinking of gifting this whale watching experience to my parents who are visiting the Big Island in February. They love nature and I know they’d be thrilled to see whales up close. Has anyone done this? Any feedback on the tour?