Chatham Harbor Seal Tours

Cruise into Chatham Harbor and get up close and personal with thousands of Harbor and Grey seals for a Chatham seal tour like no other. (maybe even a Great White Shark) Our Chatham Seal tour lleave the dock of the Wequassett, travel thru Pleasant Bay to the Chatham Harbor inlet where thousands of gray and harbor seals call home. Our Chatham Seal Tour is customized to you, the customer.

One, two and three hour trips are available.

Gray Seals

During our Chatham seal tour, you will see the gray seal, a small animal who eats quite a bit. The gray seal eats pollack, haddock, capelin, cod, and flounder. The gray seals hunt together in packs,so that everyone gets feed. When you see a gray seal you should expect to see a medium sized seal with a gray to almost black color and a long snout. The gray seal can reach up to 8-10 feet long. A female gray seal lives up to 35 years and the male gray seal lives up to 25 years. gray seals like to live near shore, such as the inlet to Chatham Harbor and Pleasant Bay.

Harbor Seals

During a Chatham Seal Tour, you will see the harbor seals - amazing creatures that are perfectly adapted to marine life. They evolved from prehistoric animals very similar to dogs. In fact, Harbor Seals are very distant relatives of man's best friend. Adult Harbor Seals can grow from about four and a half to six and a half feet long. Harbor seals are brown, tan, or gray, with V-shaped nostrils. They have a rounded, spindle-shaped body. Spots or rings are visible on the dorsal surface (backside) and much more sparse on the underside.

Our Chatham Seal Tour can be customized to you liking. Chatham seal tours and Chatham Harbor tours are limited to six passengers at a time. If you would like to book a Chatham Seal Tour for a group larger than six, please call or email us.

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