On the Water

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Welcome Aboard!

One family pass for 7 Seas Whale Watch (morning trip only)

7 Seas Whale Watch has introduced thousands of passengers to the many species of whales and marine wildlife that inhabit the waters from Cape Ann and out to the Stellwagen Bank Marine Sanctuary. Their trips run from mid-April to mid-October and are designed to educate, inspire and provide a deeper understanding and appreciation of our fragile marine environment.

As a family business – 3 generations of career captains have worked from this very dock for more than 7 decades - they have a love and respect for the marine environment and a passion for providing the best possible customer experience for you and your family. 

Many people feel (and rightfully so) that the vessel you sail on can make all the difference in your whale watching experience. With this important consideration in mind, 7 Seas Whale Watch is proud to offer passengers what they feel is the finest whale watching boat in Massachusetts… the “PRIVATEER IV.”

The Privateer IV is the cleanest, newest, most comfortable whale watch boat in Gloucester. She is a 108 foot, aluminium hulled, fully U.S. Coast Guard certified vessel that was designed specifically for sight-seeing. 

The Privateer IV is the largest 149-passenger boat in the area. This means you have MORE SPACE per person than on any other whale watch boat on Cape Ann. There are boats that are slightly larger, but they put at least 100 more people on-board which greatly diminishes personal space.

Although the vessel was built for 300 passengers, 7 Seas carries a maximum of only 149 passengers per trip to insure your comfort and safety.

A professional Marine Surveyor conducted a survey of the Privateer IV and wrote:

“This is a very well constructed vessel… and is certainly capable of operating safely offshore and in excess of her current route. The vessel is very well maintained and was found clean and orderly throughout. The crew is involved daily in both cleaning, painting and inspection of the machinery and equipment and the vessel shows it. Care has been taken to provide safe footing and hand holds for passengers both on deck and in the lounge areas to prevent accidents. The layout is very passenger friendly and lacks many of the elevation or structure obstacles that can lead to accidents.”

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Item Special Note

Winning bidders of Items including Gift Certificates may pick them up from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm:

• Friday, July 22
• Wednesday, July 27
• Thursday, July 28
• Friday, July 29
• Wednesday, August 3

at the Annisquam Village Church office, 820 Washington Street, Gloucester, MA  01930 at the side door entrance on Leonard Street. 

If that is not convenient, please call 978-281-0376 to arrange for a different pick up date or to arrange for the mailing of items (additional charges may apply).

Gift Certificates can not be reissued if lost.