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Last One of the Season

Aloha, I can’t believe I’m going to type these words, but Monday’s Wake Up with the Whales Cruise from Anaeho’omalu Bay was our final dedicated Whale Watch Cruise of the season. Now that’s not to say that all the Humpbacks have migrated away from our coastline — after all, no one tells the Humpbacks that…

Singles Mingle

Aloha, It was a “Single’s Club” for Humpbacks during our Thursday Wake Up with the Whales Cruise. In total, we saw somewhere around 10 different Humpbacks, but all of them were lone adults. Of course that’s just our interpretation of what we were seeing since none of the whales we were looking at were in…

Deja Vu

  Aloha, We hadn’t even gotten off of our mooring when we saw our first breaches during our Thursday Wake up with the Whales Cruise out of Anaeho’omalu Bay. These whales were about 1000 yards from us, and we still had to navigate out of the bay in order to approach them, so by the…

Whale Season Off to an Epic Start

We can hardly believe it but Monday marked the beginning of our 44th Whale Watch Season on the Kohala Coast! On Monday, we operated two Guaranteed Whale Watch Cruises from Anaeho’omalu Bay. Our first Whale Watch of the day (and of the season), our Wake up with the Whales Cruise, can only be described as…

Night and Day

December 23, 2023 Aloha, Our 2 Whale Watch Cruises on Friday were like night and day. Guests on our Wake up with the Whales Cruise from Anaeho’omalu Bay saw a couple of spouts from various Humpbacks, but none of the spouts were close, and we weren’t able to get to any of the spouters before…