In our tours you will be invited into a very important feeding ground for the whales. It is, therefore, particularly important that we strive to blend in to avoid any disturbance while searching for wildlife. The whales' success and likelihood of surviving the winter, also to copulate and for females to give birth and lactate, depends on the animals ability to fill their energy reservoirs during the summer. Constant disturbance from boats and especially boats that do not respect the codes of conduct will significantly reduce the whales’ ability to forage and gain weight for the coming winter.
Being a part of a responsible whale watching team that is aware of the possible impact on the whales is important, both for the whales and for your own experience. We are quite sure that you will feel a magnitude better after having entered a wild life area, to learn and experience, without causing harm.
At Whale Safari, we pair this environmental care with a strong commitment to our social responsibilities, such as being proudly LGBTQIA+ friendly. We believe that fostering inclusivity and respect in all aspects of our operations makes the experience more meaningful for everyone involved.