When thinking Florida wildlife, you’ll probably first think of the elusive Florida panther, and maybe even wild dolphins and manatees. Each of these beauties has its own season in which dedicated adventurers stand the best chance at sighting one in the wild, and November marks the beginning of right whale season in Florida. If you're looking for spots to whale watch in Florida this November, this list is for you! The Sunglow Pier When: 6a.m. – 10p.m. Address: 3701 S Atlantic Ave, Daytona Beach, FL 32118 Why You Need To Go: Also a great spot for fishing, this long pier stretches into the ocean and provides a great vantage point for sighting whales. It’s a go-to for many once the season starts! View this post on Instagram "Unhappiness comes from living the life of two people, the one people want you to be and the one you want to be" A post shared by Jason Reinhart (@jasonhreinhart) on Jul 6, 2015 at 9:58am PDT Website St. Johns County Ocean Pier When: Sunrise to sunset Address: 350 A1A Beach Blvd., St. Augustine Beach, FL, 32080 Why You Need To Go: One of Florida’s most historic coasts, St. Augustine is on the whales’ journey south and is one of the best spots to sight them. View this post on Instagram the rhythm of her conversation, the perfection of her creation; A post shared by Joshua Stark (@joshua_stark) on Feb 28, 2019 at 4:40am PST Website Flagler Beach Fishing Pier When: 6a.m. – 12a.m. Address: 105 S 2nd St, Flagler Beach, FL 32136 Why You Need To Go: At 800 feet long, this pier gives you the opportunity to reach far out into the ocean without actually being in a boat, and is a great opportunity to whale watch. View this post on Instagram #beautiful #morning #sunshine #ocean #sea #sky #sunrise #sun #water #waves #skyporn #nature #beach #day #clouds #pier #naturelovers #peace #love #blessed #florida #fl #visitflagler A post shared by Ken (taken) (@lethemknow) on Aug 20, 2019 at 6:37am PDT Website Daytona Beach Main Street Pier When: 8a.m. – 11p.m. Address: 1200 Main St, Daytona Beach, FL 32118 Why You Need To Go: 1,000 feet long and built in 1925, this pier has been a perfect whale-watching spot for decades. View this post on Instagram Wonder if the pier ever opened today. There were some angry fishermen when I left, lol. #pier #mainstreetpier #daytona #daytonabeach #waves #surf #water_shots #water_captures #water_perfection #cloud_skye #sky_shots #sky_captures #sky_painters #sky_collection #sky_perfection #aquahunter #all_shots #ic_sky #ic_water #ic_nature #floridatravellife #instagram_florida #insta_crew #nature_perfection #ig_florida #igs #justgoshoot A post shared by Jay McMahon (@fltall) on Mar 10, 2013 at 6:22am PDT Website Time and Tide Tours Price: $50 for 2.5 hours When: Open daily, weather permitting Address: 505 Glen Cheek Dr, Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 Why You Need To Go: Dolphins and whales tend to hang out a lot because they feed around the same areas, so if you embark on a dolphin tour like this one around right whale season, you may be lucky enough to see them, too! View this post on Instagram Custom 38 ft Delta built right here in Port Canaveral #timeandtide #fishing #charters #offshorefishing #dowhatyoulove #florida A post shared by Time And Tide Fishing Charters (@timeandtidecharters) on May 2, 2016 at 1:49pm PDT Website Dolphin Tour and Wildlife Adventure Price: $40 for 90 minutes When: Open daily Address: 107 Yacht Club Dr. St. Augustine, FL, 32084 Why You Need To Go: The dolphins that call this bay home can be sighted year-round, but between November and April, you can hopefully sight right whales hanging out with them while they feed. If you see a group of birds right over the water, that’s a good sign, because they follow the whales and dolphins. View this post on Instagram Come join us this St. Patrick's day aboard the Osprey. Tell the bartender on board for all of our tours that day, that you saw this post, and recieve a buy one, get one FREE, for anything on the menu! A post shared by Florida Water Tours | St Aug (@fl_watertours) on Mar 15, 2019 at 7:58am PDT Website So grab your binoculars and get your cameras ready, the wait is sure to be worth it! While you're on the coast, you can check out this hidden island across a 50-foot lagoon, or camp on this secluded Florida island for cheap.