I love animals of all kinds, therefore of course I think whales, porpoises and dolphins are beautiful! So I’ve always wanted to go whale watching but ever since this book I read once, I don’t really want to go on one of the really touristy whale watching tours. What I would love to do is go kayaking in the ocean early in the morning with a guide and experience the whales that way :)
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jlh131 feeling hopeful
One of the best trips I have ever taken was to Maui early March where I saw tons of whales right off the beach every day breeching up out of the water. I thought I was in a National Geographic movie. I went horseback riding up in the pineapple plantation fields and hills and even from up there I could see the whales…they are that big! So amazing! So healing! I don’t know why but definitely healing…
inneedofinspiration is thanking God!
Is about $2,000. I guess this would probably be the best for a honeymoon.
inneedofinspiration is thanking God!
It looks like price ranges are from $150 to $450 for private charter
caffdolphgrl is a Self-Knowing Traveling Believer
in Southern CA when I was there last week but there were 20 foot waves that day so it wasn’t the best day to go. Hopefully the next time will work out a little better.
shirleynature Love, Peace & Happiness...& creating a relaxing atmosphere !
Filmed on the Great Barrier Reef
Oh, how beautiful !!!!
Light love & harmony to all whales & dolphins & all animals on the planet.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QisofzOVwK8&NR=1
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http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25711252-12377,00.html
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,25711252-12377,00.html
Smartest snail got an email from Jules and it made her day!
We went to Cape Cod for a long weekend and decided to try whale watching. I have a fear of water I cant touch the bottom. But I heard this experience was too amazing to miss. So we went.
We only saw 5, but one swam under the boat and when he came up, his tail came up at the very end of the boat. We were all so stunned I dont think any of us got pictures. His tail fanned at the back of the boat and I thought I was going to cry. It was truly one of the most amazing things that I ever had a chance to experience. They are so large, but so graceful, so gentle. To know that we share the earth with such creatures makes you do everything you can to try to protect it. They could have swam away, but they swam right to our boat and put on the most magnificant show I have ever seen.
slev3131 is dreaming
I missed out on the opportunity to do this twice this last year, also once as a child. If my school does any trips to it next year I’ll go.
soulguru ais celebrating 43 years of life so must add 1 more goal!
I was in South Africa 5 years ago and spent many an hour watching whales breach in the ocean from my friends garden. It was just beautiful.It was such a majestice and spiritual sight to have seen I’ve never forgotten the feeling it left me with. I vowed I’d return to S.A one day to Cape Town ( one place I haven’t seen) and travel to Hermanus Bay. This is where the whales travel to to give birth to their calves. My brother lives in S.A now so think I will tie this in on one of my visits.
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Maggie asks,
“Is winter whale watching in Seattle any good? I see that the boats go out until December but I don't know if it starts to get sucky this time of year.”
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