Quoddy Link Marine

09/05/2026

09/05/2026

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5, 2026
ALL trips are cancelled today due to the forecast of high winds in the Bay of Fundy. The weather in St. Andrews can be quite deceptive as to what it's actually like in the open Bay of Fundy. We are very sorry for any disappointment but we always want to put our passengers comfort, safety and enjoyment first.
If you have any questions please feel free to message me here or give the office a call at 1-506-529-2600/1-877-688-2600
Cheers,
Danielle

09/05/2026

SIGHTINGS UPDATE
Friday September 4, 2026
10am: This morning we headed out, stopped with seals at Black Ledge then made our way out to search. We stopped with a large group of harbour porpoise and then got a call from our friends with Cruisin' with the Whales that they picked up a pod of Atlantic white-sided dolphins! We got some great looks at the pod of ~20 dolphins including some mom/calf pairs. It was a very special sighting. We made our way to Head Harbour Light and home through the Islands. We didn’t spot any whales this morning but we hoped everyone enjoyed their time aboard the Quoddy Link
1:30pm: This afternoon we headed out and first stopped with harbour and grey seals at the Spectacles. We made our way off Head Harbour and spent time with Slice, a favourite minke in the area. We also saw a second minke and lots of porpoise in Head Harbour. We travelled home through Western Passage but stopped to take a spin in the Old Sow, the largest tidal whirlpool in the Western Hemisphere, off the southern end of Deer Island
Thank you to everyone who joined us today,
I always want to be honest about our sightings and right now the whale sightings are very slim. Things can change quickly as the tide can shift food around. We are hopeful things will pick up soon and all of the companies in the area work closely together. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to reach out.
Check back in tomorrow for more sightings from the Quoddy Link
Cheers, Danielle

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09/04/2026

Atlantic white-sided dolphins
September 4/26

09/04/2026

Minke whale, Slice
September 4/26

09/03/2026

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 2, 2026
All trips have been cancelled today due to weather. We are also watching the weather closely for the next few days. If you have any questions please reach out here or to the office at 1-877-688-2600/506-529-2600

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09/03/2026

For our passengers who have joined us over the past few weeks and we have visited Head Harbour Light (East Quoddy Head Light) at the northern end of Campobello and the we have talked about the foghorn going non-stop, whether it's foggy or not....we found out why!! It's due to an infestation of spiders!🕷🕷🕷
"Spiderman Spiderman triggers the foghorn whenever he can.."...Thank You to Jamie Estabrooks for the comment...

Quick update on the foghorn: The Canadian Coast Guard stopped by boat today to investigate. It turns out the sensor trigggering the foghorn to be going off non-stop has been invaded by spiders. They applied some fixes today, so we will wait and see if that keeps the spiders out for good!

09/03/2026

SIGHTINGS UPDATE
Wednesday September 2, 2026
10am, 1:30pm and 5pm
Today was simply FINtastic! We spent time on all three departures with fin whales. This morning we had 3-4 finbacks and a few looks at a young humpback that I was able to ID as Supernova. This afternoon we spent time with one finback (there were a few others in the area spread out but we stayed with the one) and this evening the research team gave us a heads up on a whale and we were able to get great looks at a slow moving, never deep diving finback. We even a look at the flukes as the whale rolled on it's side! We saw seals on all departures today as well. We also saw great shearwaters and storm petrels.
Thank You to everyone who joined us today.
All departures are cancelled for tomorrow due to the forecast.
Cheers, Danielle

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