How Do You Pack For A Whale-Watching Trip?
Nothing could be worse than being caught offshore without things you need to make your whale-watching excursion a pleasant journey. Plan ahead, make a list and enjoy your trip! Find out what is available on the boat before you pack. If there is a galley or snack bar, you may be able to avoid carrying snacks or beverages, making your pack lighter. Avoid taking anything larger than a day pack. You are not likely to have much storage space and won’t want to keep track of a large bag while trying to watch whales. Bring things that will keep you warm and dry (unless you’re whale watching in the tropics). Jackets, rain ponchos, warm shoes and socks, and even gloves may be appropriate, depending on where you are. Wear as much as you can to avoid packing it. A jacket (light or heavy depending on where you are), poncho, hat, sunglasses, binoculars and even cameras can be worn or carried when you board the boat. Take food items that will help you avoid seasickness, such as Saltine crackers or gi
