Your Guide To WorldWide Whale Watching
There are few things more magical in this world than watching a whale in its natural habitat. They are amazing creatures that adults and children alike can learn from through respectful observation. The intent of whalewatching.com is to serve as an educational resource to learn about whales around the world, the importance of whale protection and conservation and to help guide you to locations where you can go whale watching.
Featured Whale Watching Tours
FRS Clipper
Seattle Whale Watching Tour (Half Day)
DISCOVERING WHALES AROUND THE WORLD
The regions of the world providing whale watching opportunities are as diverse as the whale species. Humpbacks, 40-50 ft. in length are found in waters around Washington state, British Columbia, California and Hawaii; playful black and white orca whales live year-round in the waters off the Pacific Northwest’s San Juan Islands and in Reykjavik, Iceland; the Azores are home to pilot whales and blue whales can be viewed off of Canada’s Atlantic Coast.
Protecting Whales Around The World
We advocate for responsible whale watching and promote companies who are respectful of these cherished marine mammals along with the seas and oceans they inhabit. Whale watching operators from around the world use experienced guides and highly trained naturalists to educate passengers about the specific whales species they are seeing and at the same time provide a memorable and unique experience for guests of all ages.
As worldwide leaders in whale protection, research, conservation and education, we encourage
you to visit the following organizations and consider support of local whale and sealife
conservation efforts.
Pacific Whale Watching Association
Center for Whale Research
The Whale Museum
SR3
Long Live the Kings
OrcaSound
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