Please understand that it can be much colder out on the water than it is on the land! It would be impossible for me to tell you exactly what to wear each day as the forecast is rarely correct. I believe  you should prepare for the worst and hope for the best!  This is why we recommend that you bring a waterproof jacket, warm pants and a warm sweater on all whale watching trips year round! If you think you might be too warm on a day when it is 90 degrees on the land go ahead and wear shorts and a light shirt but please bring a bag with some extra clothing with you just incase. I have seen the air temperature as much as 20 degrees colder offshore than it is on land due to the offshore water temperature varying between 55 and 60 degrees. A warm hat and gloves are also a good idea to have with you if the temperature on land is below 75 degrees..

Here is my best guess as to what you can expect temperature wise by the seasons out on the water. For trips departing between December and the end of May you can expect temperatures to be cold, between 40 and 60 degrees!  June through July  will be a bit warmer with Temperatures between 50 and 70 degrees. August through September are our warmest months and will typically be between 60 and 80 degrees. October and November will drop back down to  50 through 70 degrees.