Unique whale and dolphin encounters around the world. Wherever we go, our objective is to achieve quite literally, that once in a lifetime encounter.
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Join us in Baja, Mexico for the gray whales or Maui for the humpbacks or Patagonia for the southern right whales...and much more...www.whalesworldwide.com Some of the finest whale and dolphin watching encounters around the globe occur in some of the remotest and most difficult to access locations – Whales World Wide specialize in getting you to those “difficult to get to” destinations. Whales Worl
d Wide offer small group RESPONSIBLE whale and dolphin watching holidays with iconic cetacean species in some of the most stunningly beautiful locations around the world. From blue whales to beluga and humpback whales to Hector’s dolphins; we organise unique holidays to remote locations like the Pacific lagoons of Baja California Sur in Mexico to the coastal waters of Maui in the Hawaiian archipelago and the bleak and windswept Peninsular Valdés in Argentina. Nic Slocum (founder and director of Whales World Wide) has been organising small group wildlife expeditions and excursions to some of the world’s remotest regions for over 25 years. From six month trans Saharan expeditions to the wildlife diverse Benue River region of the Cameroons to the remote Pacific coast of Mexico to watch and film Gray Whales, Nic has been excursion leader and organiser. A zoologist by training, Nic Slocum has an abiding concern for the natural world and the pressure it is under as world human population increases. He firmly believes that meaningful conservation objectives are better served by increasing awareness through carefully managed wildlife tourism.
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Mother and calf Pacific gray whale during our annual group whale watching expedition to Baja California Sur...
Blue whales are amazing. The largest animal to have lived on the earth! Breathtaking.
Amazing blue whale activity off Montserrat Island in The Sea of Cortez. We had between 5 and 7 animals around the islands today plus a pod of 12 bottlenose dolphins.
Sunrise over Carmen Island in The Sea of Cortez ...
A Turkey Buzzard with Carmen Island in the background
Heading down To Mexico with a group on our annual expedition to look for blue whales and Pacific gray whales...raining hard at LAX!!!
Our 2016 Whales and Bears of Vancouver Island tour...
One of the many Grizzly bears we saw on our recent 2016 whales and bears of Vancouver Island wildlife watching holiday.
The amazing killer whales of The Broughton Archipelago, British Columbia, during our current Whales and Bears tour there...
.. the closest you can get to a humpback without getting wet!
Quite amazing.... New species of Pacific beaked whale confirmed..
Researchers confirm that as yet unnamed whale previously sighted by Japanese fishermen was previously unknown to science
Migaloo is in the news again....
Brilliant aerial image by the Wildlife Photographer of the Year. Migaloo the white whale off Queensland.
Migaloo (Aboriginal for 'white fella') is the only known all-white humpback whale in the world. Marc had photographed him at sea level but knew that the way to get the perfect portrait would be from the air. He had already made three attempts, on days when the water was too rough to capture the white whale against the white-capped waves.
On hearing that a tour boat had spotted Migaloo off Green Island, in the far north of Queensland, Marc chartered a helicopter to take him directly to the spot. 'On this day the water was almost smooth,' he says. 'I clicked the shutter as Migaloo took one last breath and disappeared like a giant ghost into the depths.' Migaloo belongs to the eastern Australian humpback population that is thought to total about 15,000 - still way below half the number that existed before commercial whaling began.
Image: White Fella by Marc McCormack, Australia.
Wonderful sight! Orcas' swimming in Harbour.
Killer whale magic...
Our "Friendly Pod" the CA 51's were in the bay again on Sunday. They hunted a California Sea Lion and then became friendly with the boat as they finished the...
Amazing minke whale breach off Baltimore, West Cork yesterday! Great photos Brendan O'Neill. !
Wow. Can't say anymore really!
Not whales but a unique piece of footage of the miraculous escape of a buffalo from a pride of lions due to their in-fighting.
Surfers do an amazing job saving two stranded dolphins.....
A short video from our recent 2016 tour to to view The of the Molokai Channel! 🐋
A short film from our 2016 whale watching holiday to Maui to view the humpback whales of the Molokai Channel
Gray whale and her calf cruising through kelp forest beneath the cliffs Big Sur, California accompanied by a bottlenose dolphin...
We were in Maui this year when this animal was doing this behaviour. It is observed widely in Southern Right whales in Argentina but we think this is the first time this behaviour has been seen in humpbacks!
The Pacific gray whales are heading north again from Mexico...
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Humpback whales are amazing creatures...
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Mother and calf Pacific gray whale during our annual group whale watching expedition to Baja California Sur...
Amazing blue whale activity off Montserrat Island in The Sea of Cortez. We had between 5 and 7 animals around the islands today plus a pod of 12 bottlenose dolphins.
The amazing killer whales of The Broughton Archipelago, British Columbia, during our current Whales and Bears tour there...
A very happy Easter to you all from Whales Worldwide...
The culmination to our Whales and Leopards of Sri Lanka 2016 tour. Four leopards and a sloth bear today! Sorry for the jiggle at the end but I nearly fell out of the jeep with excitement...!
The remarkable Sloth Bear of Sri Lanka. Not a whale but in his own way just as engaging. A rare sighting.
From the largest marine mammals, the blue whales to the largest land animals, the elephants of Yala...Sri Lanka has it all.
Nice blue whale activity again today in spite of the rather lumpy seas...
One of the blue whales we saw off the south coast of Sri Lanka this morning...sea conditions a bit lumpy but hope for calmer seas tomorrow...
Lovely pectoral fin slapping humpback this morning off Maui...
Lovely moment today when a male competition pod decided to compete next to our stationary boat...
Stunning humpback male competition group encounter off Lana'i Island this morning...
Tail slapping humpback off Maui this morning. Male competition group and pectoral fin slapping also...
Another magical encounter with a mother and calf Pacific gray whale at San Ignacio Lagoon...
Fabulous day on The Sea of Cortez watching blue whales and humpbacks. This was one large blue whale that came to say hello between the islands of Carmen, Danzante and Monserrat...
#ThrowbackThursday Watching blue whales on the Sea of Cortez last year. Can you hear the other animal blowing behind us?
#Waybackwednesday Pacific gray whale and calf at San Ignacio Lagoon on one of our whale watching holidays last year
#WaybackWednesday One of our early whale watching tours we organised to Baja, Mexico when a young Pacific gray whale came up to our stationary boat to "say hello". Have organised a tour to Baja every year since and God willing will continue to do so in the future...
