In fact, marine biologists studying the whales have given each of the approximately 100 humpbacks names, identifying them by patterns on their tails. Youngsters will be fascinated dipnetting krill and plankton from the waters for a closer look with magnifying glasses. Traditional handlines are provided to jig for groundfish and fishing poles are available during the mackerel runs of late summer. On board snacks, prepared by Greg's Mother, Dorothy, include some of the tasty local fare popular in Southwestern Nova Scotia. Beverages are also provided.
Every effort is made to accommodate guests, including providing service in either French or English.
Continue down 217 to our office at Little River. Turn left at Little River Trading general store and look for the Bay to Bay sign immediately on the left. Passengers are asked to assemble at the office before leaving for the boat in East Ferry. Tours are offered throughout the summer and early September. Guests are advised to bring a windbreaker or jacket to protect from cooler sea breezes.