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    Big Blue Sightseer

    3.7 (16 reviews)

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    Tess Y.

    Didn't see any whales but the tour guide was informative. Saw a few dolphins. they were pretty close. The tour guide knows his stuff

    RUUUUN!!!!!' Another whale watching around the corner.
    Teejay M.

    RUN!!!!!!!Owner was extremely rude. I was discriminated upon and treated like a second class citizen. I've NEVER dealt with something like this. Customer service is awful. Go to the other whale watching same price without the rude owners. Lastly, after waiting four hours owner refused to give me a refund. A waste of money and time; I am extremely disappointed. If I could give them zero stars I would.

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    8 years ago

    We always visit The Big Blue Sightseer to take a ride, while on a trip to Cape May and Wildwood. We've never been disappointed!

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    “Captain Schumann is a dog lover and his team too ,they are nice friendly people ,we felt welcomed and comfortable on the boat and we had a great time.”

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    East Coast Helicopter Tours - One of the attendants

    East Coast Helicopter Tours

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    Tucked away at the rear of the southern-most of Wildwood's Morey's Piers, East Coast Helicopter…read moreoffers rides and mini-tours of The Wildwoods and it's 5 mile island. The price in 2014 is $50 per person or $130 for a party of 3 (the helicopter is small and only holds 3 passengers and the pilot). The ride is 5-7 minutes long (depending on winds) and covers from the southern tip of the city of Wildwood all the way to Stone Harbor (it doesn't spend any time looking over Wildwood Crest). The staff was friendly and helpful, and eager to ensure a safe and happy flight. Cameras are welcome - rather encouraged! - allowing you to share your ride with the world. The pilot we had was professional and made the ride smooth as butter (no jolt at landing to bother my sensitive back). I encourage you to go during sunset. There is nothing like seeing the fiery clouds of a Wildwood twilight from the air! The only way they could improve would be with some guidance from the pilot (or a recorded tour guide) as to what you were looking at. Everyone wears ear protection, but without any method of transmitting voice between you. So, you're dependent on your own knowledge of the island to be sure what you're looking at the whole time. (If you're new, you may want to call up a quick map before you go up to familiarize yourself with the geography.)

    One evening in July 2014 there was about 12 people waiting to ride the helicopter…read more Nobody told us they were done for the night they just got in the bird and flew home. It was about 7:00 P.M. Still daylight. Thanks for the great customer service!!!

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    Cape May National Wildlife Refuge

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    I love National Parks…read more Not just because I'm patriotic with an environmentalist sensibility -- but because they are time warps of sorts -- a glimpse back at the way things once were and (hopefully) will be for our descendants -- long downstream. The Cape May National Wildlife Refuge is a pleasant respite from the commercialism of Jersey Shore holidays -- its' boardwalk attractions, fast food and fast living. It is well marked and you can bring your binocs along to spot wildlife and unique plants and flora found nowhere else. Better still -- bike in and hop scotch around between dunes and other natural formations -- but avoid crossing into the restricted areas that are clearly marked by Area 51 type warning signs -- lest you want automatic weapon toting humans rousting you. We walked the trails in sand, alongside more poison ivy in one 2 square mile stretch than I have probably seen in my entire life. Bring bug spray, a fishing pole to cast off the jetty -- and maybe even long pants and an epipen if you are especially sensitive to insect stings and poisonous plants. Free bird watching walks are regularly available and -- thankfully -- it is a relatively unpopulated attraction so it is soulful in its solitude.

    THIS IS THE TWO MILE LANDING WILDLIFE REFUGE LOCATED IN WILDWOOD CREST. There are 3 ways to get to…read morethis beautiful refuge: first is off Ocean Ave/pacific ave, second turn Down Madison to the end and it is on the right, or access from the beach -only Oct-March. Access from the beach is closed off by ropes and volunteers monitor those trying to walk the refuge from April thru September 31st. Protected area for migrating and nesting birds. There is a great trails to see the wildlife refuge. It runs parallel to the beach. Guided tours are available. We saw some great birds this summer landing on the beach! My first spotting of an American Oyster Cracker. I only wish I was able to get a picture, happened so fast. Don't forget your binoculars! The butterfly migration in October is really something to see, nature at its best. We have spotted white skunks, and have seen one coyote.

    Big Blue Sightseer - boating - Updated October 2026

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