After an early brief sighting of a Pygmy Sperm Whale, it looked as though we might not see anything else, but then we saw a female humpback with her calf. She broke the surface several times and then performed a classic deep dive with her flukes standing out of the water before gracefully disappearing below the surface. Magic. No dolphins, unfortunately, but lots of flying fish around (which I'd never seen before) as well as a school of tuna. The hospitality on the boat was great as well as the information they gave us with regards to the whales.

This expedition was absolutely great from start to finish. We were lucky to have good weather and the crew of four guys were very sociable and informative. We saw three kinds of Whale , dolphins and a Marlin and then we cruised along the coast and went into Marigot Bay We had a perfect day, which we will never forget Extremely good value

A fun trip - all the staff were very great. Saw dolphins, but unfortunately no whales due to the weather. We were impressed that the people at Captain Mike's HQ had taken in a stray dog who was pregnant and were taking care of her. The gorgeous pups are now born, but we feared for their future, especially as they are female. (There are many starving, stray dogs in Castries). I wonder if any kind tourists might be in a position to help out in some way .....

The trip was amazing, we saw a humpback whale and her calf, a pilots whale pod and 2 pods of dolphins feeding. The captain knew what was doing and keeping a safe distance for the whales, specially with the humpback that had a calf, making sure not to stress her. The crew was very friendly and helpful. I would recommend this trip to everyone.

We spent three hours along a beautiful blue ocean, getting great views of the island from afar. Weather was perfect. The ship staff, including the marine expert, were very friendly and helpful. Drinks and snacks were periodically provided free of charge. We saw loads of dolphins, as well as flying fish. We didn't see any whales unfortunately. Overall, a fantastic time to spend the morning.

Fabulous morning out just a shame the weather wasn’t great but at least we saw 2 different types of whales, dolphins and flying fish 😃. The crew were great too serving drinks and bananas, looking after everyone and sharing their knowledge of the marine life. We went early (6.40) on the bus from Rodney bay 5 EC then walked past the pyramid near the cruise ship, followed the road/track to the main road opposite to the runway, turn left and and look out for the whale/ dolphin watching sign. We made it for about 7.15 far cheaper than a taxi at 30 US!

This was an amazing boat tour. We saw Pilot whales, sperm whales & rough-toothed dolphins! The water was quite choppy when were there so a couple of people did feel a bit unwell, but the crew were extremely kind and helpful & knowledgeable about the whales and dolphins. Thank you so much for a memorable experience, we really loved it!

The crew was amazing, very knowledgeable. We saw whales 😊. Did not get to see dolphins. You can see flying fish in front of the boat. Crew served us water, soft drinks and beer. Boat was not overcrowded and everyone got a seat with great views. Would recommend.

Wow. What an experience! To actually see these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat, felt so lucky! We were lucky to see hundreds of Fraser dolphins, pilot whales and so many flying fish!! Honestly was a beautiful experience! I will mention to anyone who may get motion sickness, please take something for it! I don't usually get seasick but the boat stopped for a short time for us to enjoy the waves of activity from our sea friends and my body did not enjoy the stop 😂 it didn't deter me from the experience, I was looked after but literally all on board and the lovely lady who was guiding us kept me topped up with ice chips which made me feel loads better! We had the best morning, would recommend to anyone who would love to see whales and/or dolphins - these guys know where to look!

My husband and I were on a small boat with only 4 other passengers plus the captain and his first mate. As we made our way out to sea, I was skeptical of our chances of seeing sperms whales. The first match placed a microphone into the water and we all had a chance to listen to the whales. After traveling a bit further out, we saw so many sperms whales! Although they are not as large or spectacular as the humpback whales, we enjoyed watching them in their watery home.

Great, no frills outing. We were concerned not to go onto a "party boat" that might happen across mammals this wasn't so. These guys a serious about what they do. We saw a large pod of Pilot Whales but not lucky enough to see dolphins. We also saw a flock of seabirds catching flying fish. You need patience as its 3.5hrs to catch a few minutes of action. Well worth it though. Wouldn't have missed it.

Great sightings of dolphins. No whales:( Crew were friendly. Drinks provided and also an area enclosed from the sun/rain which is good. Music was a bit too loud

One of the best days I’ve ever had. To see sperm whales in the wild brought a tear to my eye. We were lucky enough to see 3-4 adult sperm whales and a calf. Didn’t take photos as didn’t want to miss a second. The crew on board were great and gave lots of information on the sea life and St Lucia, and also kept the drinks flowing. The boat was spacious, and there was shade if you needed it. Ideal trip for all ages.

We got lucky enough to see three different types of dolphins, even a baby dolphin, the crew made the day unforgettable and fun. We loved the rum punch and the information that kept providing. We even had the chance to sit in the front of the boat to watch the animals closer :) I would repeat and recommend.

We didn’t see any dolphins but that’s not why I gave this tour a poor review. It was our first time in St. Lucia and we thought we were going to learn a few facts. We were excited! There was some music and then they handed out drinks. There was so much I could have learned about St.Lucia but the crew did not mention any facts about the island or the type of dolphins that live there. I kept waiting for them to speak. Instead, we sailed in silence. On the way back, I was so bored that I fell asleep. I was disappointed and so was my husband. For $105.00 U.S. each, we expected some dialogue. To the Captain Mike’s crew - please include some informative dialogue in your future tours. It would have been nice to learn, for example, when and how the pitons were formed, what kind of animals are native to St. Lucia, plants and fruits in St. Lucia, the industries that exist in St.Lucia, etc. They could have mentioned the population of St. Lucia and the capital city of Castries and what it is like. This would have made the tour interesting. Next time I board a dolphin cruise I will be asking the crew lots of questions (if they don’t offer dialogue and facts).