Nature doesn't always share her bounty, but the Cape May Whale Watch (the Blue boat), is a class act.
While our 1:30pm outing didn't produce more than several bottlenosed-dolphin pods in the lower Delaware Bay, the trip was relaxing and sometimes interesting. I'm certain that these pods are pretty much always there, thus applicable to the "sightings" rate touted on their web site. Also, the ship was not crowded, which lent to a relaxed atmosphere.
The captain and the on-board naturalists were informative and pleasant. Halfway through the cruise, the naturalists showed some whale baleen, which was an interesting distraction.
The scote reflects, in my opinion, an average tour, but not the performance of the ship or its crew. We didn't expect much by way of sightings going out, but the captain brought us way out and back again safely, and now we can say that we did it! The price was right, too, especially with the 20% discount.
If you're looking for a nice boat ride, with plenty of dolphins, and a CHANCE of sighting a whale during mid-summer, you can't do worse with the blue boat.