She is deathly afraid of water, but if you have noticed, she loves the coast...lol...as long as SHE isn't in the water, she is good with it. She will struggle getting comfortable on a boat, but is confident she can do it.(we have been on small boats on Lake Erie....24ft. - to - 36 ft., and of course the ferry boats to the Islands.)
Red flags red flags red flags.
The Whale watching boats recommend sea sickness medicine on windy days.
Joe, it is always windy. Some days windier than others.
They also recommend rubber soled shoes so you don't slip around on the deck
while the boat is rocking and rolling and tilting and heaving.
Remember, The Atlantic is an Ocean with major currents and tidal action up there in those latitudes.
You won't see whitecaps every day, unless you look out beyond the sheltered cove.
I've day sailed a little up there
and rode once in a diesel smelling lobster boat checking traps
but, never whale watched.
Saw whales while picnicking on a sunny highland of the NCalifornia coast with a bottle of Zinfandel. Lovely.
Missus Joe would have LOVED it !
I am confident Missus Joe will do fine, as long as she knows what she is in for.
And you will be encouraging saying,
'my, look at that beautiful horizon'
'aren't these deep gulps of air delicious'
'thar she blows'
'here, let me hold your hair out of the way'
(oh, sorry about the last one)