The greatest sea creature, roaming from the ocean is an incredible sight to see, maybe even the greatest show on Earth. Whales can be spotted all year long, and our list will help you find the best place to go, summer or winter.
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Cape Cod
Cape Cod attracts many visitors with its many beaches and activities, from hiking and water sports to (...)
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Glacier Bay National Park
The park is best known for its massive glaciers, but is also an ideal destination for those seeking (...)
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Monterey Bay
This beautiful and marine-rich area is home to the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, currently the (...)
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Baja California
A Mexican peninsula extending into the Pacific Ocean from the south end of the U.S. state of California, (...)
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Kaikoura
Located on the east coast of New Zealand’s South Island, Kaikoura has an abundant marine life and you (...)
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Hervey Bay
A beachside city in south east Queensland and a centre for whale watching.
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Hermanus
A picturesque seaside town, famous for being the home of the Southern Right Whale.
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Azores
A beautiful set of islands in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Dominica
If you love hiking and diving, and you'd rather spend a quiet evening than party all night, this is the (...)
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Peninsula Valdes
It's noted for its unique fauna and geology and it's part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Sandra Thomas says:
Posted on: Oct 20, 2010
Whale watching is one of the most preferred fun by people nowadays. Whale watching business has increased in the recent years and has become a good source of profit these days. Kaikoura in New Zealand is world renowned for whale watching. It is one of the most breath taking locations for watching the great whales.
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