Ti English Whale Watching

If you choose to go on a whale-watching tour this year, consider going with Puget Sound Express. They are a three-generation family business and offer 4-5 hour tours out of Edmonds, WA. The vessels feature an inside heated cabin, TV monitors for naturalist presentations and map tracking the areas we travel through, 2 restrooms and a galley serving snacks and hot and cold beverages.

You might spot a minke whale, or if you're lucky, even a pod of orcas. It's a guaranteed sighting: if you don't see any whales you can come back and cruise for free until you do spot a whale. But if you like seeing the natural beauty of the Salish Sea (floating islands, views of snow-capped volcanos, etc.) you're definitely in for a treat.

Climb aboard and grab your binoculars. If you have a whale of a time out on the water... well, that's not a fluke.