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Aloha, The wind we’ve been talking about for the last two weeks FINALLY calmed down for our Wednesday Whale Watch Cruises. Guests on our Wake up with the Whales Cruise got to watch two different competitive pods. Though it’s pretty
Aloha, It was another windy day on Monday, but not too windy to get out to see the Humpbacks. Just after we left the bay on our Wake up with the Whales Cruise we saw 5 or 6 breaches from
Aloha, We operated just two dedicated Whale Watch Cruises this past weekend and both were on Saturday. Guests joining us on the Wake Up with the Whales Cruise didn’t have to wait long between sightings. Throughout the course of the
Aloha, We started off our Thursday Whale Watch Cruises with some pretty brisk trade winds. Guests joining us for our Wake Up with the Whales Cruise got to see a lot of different Humpbacks though — lots of spouts in
Aloha, I don’t know what the weather has been like where you’re at, but it’s been really challenging here in Waikoloa. We managed to operate one Whale Watch Cruise on Wednesday — our Wake Up with the Whales Cruise. Despite
Hypertensive Cruise (but worth it)
Aloha, We managed to sneak in a couple of very fun Whale Watch Cruises on Saturday before the weather front moved in. Guests on our Wake up with the Whales Cruise met three different Mom/Calf pairs. All of them