by Kau Maui! Well-known for its annual visitors—humpback whales—along with beautiful beaches and rich vegetation. Their songs are louder than karaoke from your neighbor. Not kidding at all These ocean giants visit Hawaiian seas between December and April to relax and expand their families. For eco-conscious travelers, we’ve compiled helpful resources on sustainable whale watching.
Imagine as follows: You’re on a boat, the sun scorching everything, the salty breeze messing your hair. A huge tail suddenly shows up, and a whale bursts the surface with a splash so great it would outshine any pool cannonball. Experiencing the excitement? Here in Maui, welcome whale viewing.
This is a little advice: schedule your trip early. Faster than a seagull dives for your picnic meal, these boat rides fill up. Though their sizes and approaches differ, tours all strive provide amazing experiences. From amazing breaches to lighthearted tail flaps, every trip presents opportunities ideal for your Instagram feed.
Not overlook those binoculars. You want not to miss the height of the thrill. Many times, tours feature aboard experts sharing amazing whale tales. These people are the real stars; their observations let you remark, “Oh, that’s why!”
Has anyone ever seen a spy hop? At this point a whale peeks its head out for a sight-see. Imagine it like your dog’s head out the car window—curious and free but much bigger and wetter.
Would like to remain on dry ground? For excellent whale viewing, see areas like McGregor Point Lookout. Grab binoculars, perhaps a picnic, and enjoy from the coast.
Ultimately, it’s an ocean performance that will enthrall you. Prepare to see an amazing marine display here in Maui by packing your camera, slathering on some sunscreen. And now, for an adventure?