Maya’s Legacy Whale Watching

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40 1st St
Friday Harbor, WA 98250

Maya's Legacy Whale Watching, located in Friday Harbor, WA, offers intimate small group tours to explore the beautiful marine ecosystems of the Salish Sea. With a passionate crew and custom-designed luxury boats, the company focuses on providing memorable encounters with wildlife, including orcas, seals, and eagles, while prioritizing conservation and ethical practices.

For over 20 years, Maya's Legacy has been a local favorite for travelers, couples, and families seeking personal and engaging experiences in one of North America's most stunning natural settings. Their commitment to conservation, education, and guest interaction sets them apart as they invite visitors to unplug and connect with the beauty of the surrounding environment.

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5.037 reviews
A C.
6/1/2025

I almost never write reviews, but there's a reason Maya's has a five-star rating, and none of those reviews are made up. The boats are small, with comfortable seats and plenty of room for...

Whitney B.
10/22/2025

Captain Alan and Alex were easy going, kind and very knowledgeable about the marine life. I learned a lot while we were out there and lucky enough to see two female humpback whales, Hecate and Raptor.

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Ruth P.
6/12/2025

OMG I could write a book extolling all the wonderful moments and experiences we had on our tour. We saw MANY MANY whales and hung out by ourselves for a LONG TIME. We got to ask questions, take...

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Bri K.
5/2/2025

Absolutely fantastic. The best whale watching tour in Friday Harbor. April and Daven were the best captain and guide, incredibly knowledgeable. We saw orcas and sea lions and seals and sheep and...

Camille G.
9/25/2025

Excellent crew--very knowledgeable and connected. We found orcas & humpbacks both days! So grateful for their experience and expertise.

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