I think they only have one boat that they take out on tours. You can rent them privately starting at $690 per hour with a minimum of 3 hours. Go on their site watchwhales and look at their rates. The site is really helpful and easy to use. Or you can call and ask. The staff was nice whenever I called for something. As far as seeing whales, no one really knows for sure if they'd be around the day you're there. But that's why I chose this company because you can go back again for free if you don't see any the day of your tour. I started following a page on facebook about whale sightings. It's called Orca Network. They report whale sightings in the area. You can keep checking their page to stay updated on where the whales are. I hope you see lots of them so you don't have to make another trip! All the whales were gone when we went. I was told they headed south in search of salmon and had been gone nearly 2 months. And then they went back home the day we were leaving the islands.

$99 per person plus tax If you don’t see whales they give you a voucher to return for another boat ride.

There are resident pods. But the migrants visit also.