Whale Watching Tour
A Belmar shoreline outing aboard the 115-foot Jersey Girl, with room to watch for whales, dolphins, sharks, and rays while taking in the coast.
Belmar, New Jersey
Step aboard the Jersey Girl for wildlife, coastal views, private gatherings, and family marine-science experiences along the Jersey Shore.
From a short morning wildlife outing to an evening cruise under a changing sky, each experience begins in Belmar and puts the coast at the center of the day.
A Belmar shoreline outing aboard the 115-foot Jersey Girl, with room to watch for whales, dolphins, sharks, and rays while taking in the coast.
Look for bottlenose dolphins, birds, seals, and other coastal wildlife on a shorter morning cruise built for curious families and visitors.
Jersey Shore Whale Watch’s Sunset Cruise departs from Belmar for a two-hour nature-and-coastline experience, then slows into the evening with music and open water ahead.
The Jersey Girl is a 115-foot vessel with seating for 133, indoor and outdoor areas, two full-size restrooms, food service, and a bar. The dolphin tour is wheelchair, walker, and stroller accessible.
Those details matter when you are bringing a child, planning a group day, or choosing between an all-outdoor boat and a vessel with room to settle in.
Private Charters and Group Buys serve school, camp, scouting, bus-tour, college, research, birding, and family-group plans. Group rates are available for parties of 20 or more.
Whale reports preserve the on-water stories behind the trips, from humpbacks near Long Branch to dolphins near Spring Lake and Asbury Park.
Four humpback whales, hundreds of dolphins, and feeding activity near the Jersey Shore.
Read the June 2025 whale-watch reportTwo breaching humpback whales off Long Branch, dolphins near Spring Lake, and brown pelicans.
Read the June 21, 2025 reportThe 2026 camp is a boat-based Belmar program for children ages 6–12, with daily ocean and ecosystem learning and a Friday family dolphin-tour component.
The Jersey Girl has indoor and outdoor seating for 133, two full-size restrooms, a bar, and food service. Read the general boat FAQ.
We operate close to shore, with land generally visible while the boat travels roughly two miles offshore. Exact routes vary with wildlife and conditions.
If you don't see a whale on your trip, your next trip is free. Seasonal and booking-fee terms apply. Read the full whale-sighting policy.