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Aloha, Our final day of Whale Watching season ended with a BANG. Guests on our Wake up with the Whales Cruise didn’t get to see a single whale (though we heard some singing through our hydrophone), so we called the
Aloha, We had kind of a mixed bag of experiences on our second to last day of Whale Watch Season. Guests on our Monday Wake up with the Whales Cruise were blown down the coast, paralleling a solo Humpback who
Aloha, Our last Friday of Whale Watching this season was a fun one. It took us almost 40 minutes to find whales during Friday’s Wake up with the Whales Cruise, but when we did, we got to see quite a
Aloha, As we headed out of the bay for Tuesday’s Late Morning Whale Watch Cruise we were crossing our fingers that all of the Humpbacks hadn’t migrated away from the island during all those intense storms that have passed through
Aloha, We managed to pull off one Whale Watch Cruise on Monday before the storms moved in — our Wake Up with the Whales Cruise. The cruise began with sightings of spouts from a pair of Humpbacks who were pretty
Aloha, Guests on our Thursday Late-Morning Whale Watch Cruise got to see spouts, flukes and dorsal fins from a half dozen different Humpbacks. We spent some time watching a pod of two adults who were on 30 minutes dives,