The quality of the trip often depends on the weather. Generally, it is quite mild, with warm days and cool nights. But sea breezes are common and it is a rare day that warm clothing is not needed on the cruise. Dressing warmly is very important. Fog is common in the Bay of Fundy.
Patchy fog can still allow whalewatching, while dense widespread fog can make it impossible.
We reserve the right to cancel a trip because of weather but will not do so unless absolutely necessary, usually at the last minute because conditions can change very quickly. We advise passengers with reservations to call ahead to obtain an updated weather outlook. Whales Most Cetacean species are absent from these waters in winter. In the spring, the Finback Whales, Minke Whales and Harbour Porpoises are the first to arrive. In June, Humpback Whales can be sighted arriving from winter breeding grounds in the Caribbean Sea.