Today we decided to head to the Whale Fjords, where whales have been reported. It’s a bit of a long way, a 1 hour 15 minute sail, but it was definitely worth it!
In the morning and afternoon, we saw humpback whales (two to be exact), which showed their tails several times close to the boat!
A wonderful day
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We found a humpback, it was gorgeous, with very clear scarring on its dorsal fine so we knew we’d seen it before. It wasn’t fussed by us, and carried on feeding, popping up for a minute to breath and then diving back down for another 10minutes. It remaining relaxed and continuing to feed is extremely important to us, the welfare of our ocean mammals has to be our top priority and we always make sure we are responsible around them, no fast turns or getting too close. By remaining predictable and calm these intelligent, curious giants know to trust us and so chose to approach us.
Amelía Rós
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