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Aloha, We woke up to very windy conditions on Friday, but based on all the cruise cancellations we were forced to make on Thursday, we were just relieved the ocean conditions were safe enough to allow us to head out
Aloha, The surf was rolling in when we left the Bay for Tuesday’s Wake Up with the Whales Cruise, and the wind was blowing too. A big swell doesn’t affect us much when we’re at sea, but the windy conditions
Aloha, You can sure tell it’s the middle of January here…the temperatures on land are in the low 80’s, the sun is shining, and the Humpbacks are all over the place. Guests on both of our Guaranteed Whale Watch
Aloha, We operated way too many cruises this past weekend for me to provide a detailed narrative of each, so here are just a few highlights (hopefully enough to entice you to join us onboard). First, Friday’s Wake Up with
Aloha, Guests joining us for Wednesday’s Wake up with the Whales Cruise got to see 6 different Humpbacks. All of them were in pods of two, and all of them were just spouting and then lifting their flukes to dive
Aloha, Guests joining us for Wednesday’s Wake Up with the Whales Cruise got glimpses of a half dozen different Humpbacks but got to know a pod of two adults fairly well. The first whales we spotted during this cruise