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Locations

Blue Ocean Society for Marine Conservation operates from two shore-based locations on New Hampshire's Seacoast, and from the water through a partnership with Granite State Whale Watch — each playing a vital role in our research, education and conservation mission.

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Administrative offices are located in Portsmouth, NH, at Carey Cottage, a historic building situated on the scenic grounds of Creek Farm along Little Harbor Road.

400 Little Harbor Road, #1103
Portsmouth, NH 03801

 
A coastal boardwalk with shops and benches on a sunny day, with people walking and sitting.

The Blue Ocean Discovery Center is located in the heart of Hampton Beach, NH offering touch tanks, whale exhibits and interactive programs. Memorial Day through Labor Day.

180 Ocean Boulevard
Hampton, NH 03842

 
A small building with signs advertising whale watching and island and lobster tours in Granite State. The building has a blue door, a life preserver, and rocks in front. Sign includes contact numbers and services like tickets, gifts, and reservations.

Our Naturalists and research interns work aboard Granite State Whale Watch vessels out of Rye, NH, conducting whale research and educating thousands of passengers each season. Mid-May through mid-October.

1870 Ocean Boulevard (Rte 1A)
Rye, NH 03870