Where can you see whales in the Caribbean?

The best whale watching in the Caribbean runs from January to April, when thousands of humpbacks arrive to breed. The heart of it is the Silver Bank and Samana Bay off the Dominican Republic, plus the waters around Turks and Caicos — one of the densest humpback gatherings on earth. The whales also migrate past the Virgin Islands, Anguilla, and down through the Grenadines, so sightings happen well beyond the breeding grounds during those months. Sperm whales and pilot whales live off Dominica year-round. A charter timed to late winter turns a normal sail into a chance to watch 40-ton animals breach. Pick your season to sail.