Keith took us out for a great afternoon! He was quite…read moreinformative about the local sites and very accommodating. We had a relaxing afternoon sailing and sea shell hunting on a nearly private beach. We would definitely go again.

Our sunset cruise with Captain Keith and Paul was beautiful and relaxing. They had a blanket when…read moreit got chilly, and were full of information, both historical and current, as they've been in Cape Cod all their lives. Sorry, Keith, we didn't win that lotto so we won't see you next week. I wish.

We just took a tour and it was WONDERFUL! Phil was our inboard naturalist and he kept us…read moreentertained/educated the entire two hours. We learned about glaciers and how they affected the land formations. We saw lots of birds and a gray seal swimming in the harbor. Joe was our captain and did a great job of navigating the harbor. I highly recommend taking this fantastic tour. Bob Kroeger

Do not hesitate to book this trip. I booked a sunset cruise last minute, and we had such a…read morephenomenal time! 2 hrs long, BYOB, the naturalist doesn't go over board on information , but gives you highlights about what you're seeing and passing. The sunset was incredible, and with it being Covid limited capacity and each group spread out. Captain Joe and the naturalist are happy to take any picture you want, and have a great restaurant recommendation next door to marina, Mattakeese Wharf. Great for couples, kids, and an evening night out!

First of all, we were looking for something that wouldn't take all day like the whale watch cruises…read moredo, and as I got to choose the activity, I chose seal watching. I was on this tour about 20 years ago prior to the reappearance of the sharks and wanted to see if there would be a noticeable difference in the population. We made our reservation online a couple days before our trip (so easy) so it was easy peasy once we showed up. They were very good with communication as our trip was moved up to an earlier time and they let us know promptly. Knowing the area we weren't worried about getting lost and being late for the cruise but if you aren't familiar with the cape don't worry, it's super easy to find. We showed up at the requested time and were quickly boarded. It was a brisk cape day but if you NOT a polar beast (like me) and you go off season you will want to remember that it gets chillier on a boat steering into the wind than it will be on shore....dress appropriately. We started off and the captain gave all safety instructions as well as some points to notice as we pulled out of the harbor. It is a bit of a trek to Monomoy island from the harbor, but along the way the guide and the captain would chime in with what we could see. Then...quite suddenly...there they were. The largest congregation grey seals in North America. Grey seals don't "bark", they "moan" so it's very haunting. When they noticed us, there was a stampede on the beach of the younger individuals to be part of the welcoming party. The guide said that the older bigger seals are bored with us and couldn't be bothered to stop sunning themselves. We had adorable little heads popping up left and right studying us like we studied them. After a while it was time to bid farewell to those adorable squishy bodies and off we went on a bit of a tour of nearby harbors. At several points the captain would stop and we would be educated about the area and things like how erosion affects these areas and how it's all part of the parks landscape to protect not just seals but birds. I can honestly say as a nature geek I was in heaven. The tour is not too expensive and completely worth every single cent. Our guide was wonderful and very knowledgeable to answer most of my questions. Sadly, it was too early in the season for sharks and orcas...so no predation occured. Sigh. I say this is one of the best excursions offered on the Cape and if you are a nature geek as well then it should rank high on your bucket list!

Monomoy Island Ferry has a strict 24 hour cancellation notice if you want a refund. Unfortunately…read morefor me, my rear tire fell off my car on the way there. No refund. I left many messages and even left a note on their door. So, maybe I can understand the no refund, but they won't even consider a rain check They don't answer the phone or call me back. So not only am I out $1700 to repair my car, which is not their problem, but I'm also out the extra I paid for the cruise. Not even a rain check, or a courtesy call. Nothing. Zip. Zero.

What fun!!! Ro gave my fiancé, Myself and our little dog the best sunset sail! We lucked out and it…read morewas just us. Ro takes up to six, but due to the clouds, no one else joined in on the sail and it was really cool to have a private tour out at sea. Ro and her mate Owen were so kind and gave us background on the area and then we had great conversation! Ro knew just where to take us to see a ton of seals too which was very cool, my fiancé had never seen them in the wild before and I personally have never seen that many up that close. It was absolutely awesome-the pictures didn't do it justice! Ro's dog, Spinnaker, joins as well and is so well behaved. My dog got along great with him too! I love that Ro includes your furry family member on her sail if you so choose. She has doggy life jackets of all sizes to keep them safe as well. If we're back in Provincetown I would 100% go again! Highly recommend!!

Our pup really enjoyed her first sailing experience aboard Moondance II, a 30 feet sailboat, with…read moreCaptain Ro, first mate Kaled, and mascot pup Spinnaker! We booked a Sunset Sail, which is a 1.5 hour trip around the bay, and we were glad to be joined by 2 other couples and 1 other pup! (If you're counting, that makes 8 humans and 3 dogs aboard!) You can also book a private trip, which is slightly more expensive of course. Captain Ro and Kaled were a great team and made us feel safe, comfortable, and welcomed. It was a beautiful day to sail (week before Labor Day weekend) and Captain Ro allowed us to climb onto the deck once we killed the engine and were out in the bay. These trips do not guarantee animal sightings but we did see a whole group of seals bobbing their heads out of the water watching us as we sailed on by, which was extremely endearing to see. FYI the crew provides life vests for the pups and you can bring whatever you want to eat/drink aboard to enjoy.

Excellent tour. We loved it and would do it again. It was just the right length, long enough to…read morefeel like we got our money's worth without dragging on. Make sure to arrive early. You park in their lot, check in, and then take a shuttle to the boat dock. All of the staff were really friendly. The captain was funny, we saw seals, learned a little history along the way. The best part was when the boat really opened up and picked up speed. Lots of fun and the breeze felt was really nice.

Went on my first seal tour last weekend and had a great time. Never thought I would see hundreds of…read moreseals they were everywhere. They kept popping their heads out of the water and staring at us. The captain we had was Owen very informative and friendly. If your on the cape make sure you put Beachcomber boat tours on your list to do. Joyce Mc

I have used Jack's to rent kayaks several times. Honestly, I can't imagine the experience being…read moreany easier or more pleasant than it always is. They are quick, accommodating, and a pleasure to deal with. Every time, I think to myself, "That was so easy!" I give them my highest recommendation.

Kindness one doesn't find often these days! Too windy to paddle and Mike didn't even want a tip…read moreafter hauling a kayak to Pilgrim Pond when I chose not to paddle!

Magical evening with Captain Bob and crew aboard the BLII. Probably our 10th trip over the years…read more First trip without a full sunset and it was still a remarkable experience. The ocean was the roughest we had during all of our visits. Exhilarating! It's bring your own everything! People literally packed entire picnics. The trip takes a tad under 2 hours. Obviously, be smart and look at the weather before booking. Also, bring a jacket (even in July) and wear comfortable shoes (definitely no heels). We saw a whale and seals on our trip last night! Take the family and enjoy the stunning scenery. Do some homework on the area so you can identify the key landmarks as you venture out of ptown harbor. It's a sailboat trip...outside of the rules/regulations you're not getting any info on what you're seeing. Huge opportunity for the business. Some things to consider as you venture out.... The Pilgrims signed the Mayflower Compact in Ptown harbor (you could be passing the very spot as they landed here FIRST). Longpoint (tip of cape with lighthouse) was a village in the early-mid 19th century, with homes, a school, church and many businesses. Cue up the Jaws movie soundtrack...the great whites are booming! Yes, because of the exploding seal population, great white sharks have returned to the water around ptown. Many are tagged and have even ventured into the harbor! Overall it's always a magical experience. Thank you Captain Bob and crew!

Yet another beautiful trip on their sunset cruise! The captain and his crew were attentive,…read morefriendly and helpful. They gave us insights to the entire area and fielded questions with no hesitation. If you go to Ptown you must take the cruise!

Triton Sailing was easily one of the highlights of our time in Provincetown. Captain Greg is…read morefantastic: knowledgeable, welcoming, funny, and great captain. (Also very handsome) From the moment we stepped aboard, it felt like spending an afternoon sailing with a friend The boat itself is beautiful and classic character, and seeing Provincetown and arriving at BoY Beach with Captain Greg is the only way I want to get to Boy Beach from now on. The whole experience was relaxed, intimate, and never rushed. If you're in Ptown and looking for something a little different, I can't recommend Triton Sailing enough. Absolutely worth doing, and we'll definitely sail with Greg again.

My son and I booked a surprise sunset sail for my husband's birthday, and it was one of the…read morehighlights of our Cape Cod trip. Captain Greg was amazing - he is definitely a "people person" and welcomed us with fresh flowers and champagne. He navigated the sail smoothly and made sure we felt comfortable the entire time. One of my favorite moments was watching the sky turn soft pink and orange as the sun set, while the moon rose on the other side and cast a sparkling beam on the water. It was perfect! Thank you Captain Greg, we will be back!