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A Boston whale watch tour will be something a person never forgets. Experiencing these grand creatures in their natural environment is amazing. Seeing a humpback up close and personal will not be an image easily forgotten. On a lucky occasion, tourists may see a mama and baby playing nearby. Taking a tour gives people an awesome view of the city as the boat departs and returns. Tourists should remember that Mother Nature plays a huge role in this type of tour. A good tour guide will offer interesting bits of information to try and fill the time spent boating to the whales. Boston is an amazing city with a lot of history. Tour guides should be able to cover the different species that are in the area. They may also discuss their migratory patterns and other interesting tidbits. To learn the life span and how baby whales are born are all fascinating things to cover during a usually long boat road. If the whales are cooperative, tourists should be able to commune with nature for approximately thirty minutes of the tour. The boats are required to keep a minimum distance, but sometimes the whales forget to read the rules. Occasionally, sightseers will get a very up close and personal look at them. Mother Nature also comes into play as far as the weather goes during the tour. Even in the summer months, it can get quite chilly on the open water. It can rain, too. It's suggested to dress in layers and have rain gear available just in case. In the event of a windy day, it can be choppy on the ocean. Always take a motion sickness pill to prevent sea sickness. Taking a Boston whale watch tour can be a very positive and memorable experience. Remember to dress for the weather, and bring rain gear just in case. Never forget to bring a camera. Be prepared to learn a lot about whales on this trip. Stacey Design Inc is a Boston whale watch operated whale watching company in Gloucester, Massachusetts, now in our 50th season of Cape Ann boating excursions. (http://captbillandsons.com)
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